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Calls for extra bus stops on Limerick city route
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Public transport has been expanding across Limerick in recent years and the new 310 bus route has been welcomed by many residents in the growing Singland and Bloodmill road areas. But there's now a call to make sure that older communities are not left behind with concerns that residents in areas like Castletroy View still don't have access to nearby bus services.
Fine Gael Councillor Sarah Kiley says adding extra stops could make a huge difference for the older residents and encourage more people to leave the car at home and she joined the Limerick Today show for more.
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