Public transport links across County Louth are being raised in the Dáil, with concerns that some towns and villages remain poorly connected by bus.
Louth Fianna Fáil TD Erin McGreehan has highlighted the lack of a direct bus service between Ardee and Dunleer, despite the towns being just a short drive apart. She says people trying to reduce their reliance on cars can face lengthy journeys through Dundalk or Drogheda to make the trip.
The Minister of State for Rural Transport, Jerry Buttimer, says existing services in Louth are being reviewed, including the 177 route between Ardee and Dunleer.
He also says the Government is looking at further investment in rural transport and a number of proposed and enhanced services across the county.
Deputy Erin McGreehan joined us on The Agenda this morning to tell us more.
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