Bus Éireann has begun adding free Wi-Fi to passengers at seven stations across the country.
Funded by the National Transport Authority, travellers at Busaras Dublin, Parnell Place Station Cork, Ceannt Station Galway, Colbert Station Limerick, Waterford Station, Sligo Station, and Ballina Station can avail of free connections.
Bus Éireann already has wireless connectivity on many inter-city, commuter and city services. Currently, half of the company’s 200-strong Expressway inter-city coach fleet is equipped with Wi-Fi and it is expected the whole fleet will be connected in the coming months.
Customers at selected seats on 53 of the company’s new Expressway and commuter coaches can also charge their electronic devices while using free Wi-Fi.
NTA funding has also introduced Wi-Fi to 90 city and commuter vehicles operating in Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford and the greater Dublin area.
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