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LOCAL LINK bus passengers in the Burren are being warned to expect disruption on a key route this weekend.
With the Clare Burren Marathon Challenge taking place this Saturday, May 27, the regular bus stop outside the Burren Atlantic Hotel in Ballyvaughan will be relocated.
Instead, bus services will collect and drop off at Ballyvaughan Church Car Park on both Friday, May 26, and the day of the race itself.
⚠️ C23 Service disruption ⚠️
— TFI Local Link Limerick Clare (@locallinklc) May 23, 2023
The Clare Burren Marathon Challenge takes place on this Saturday 27th May.
As a result the bus stop at the Burren Atlantic Hotel will not be in operation for the times shown in the poster. It will instead move to Ballyvaughan church car park. pic.twitter.com/cqwyPVnwMI
The C23 service which connects Ballyvaughan to Ennis will be impacted.
The services on Friday at 17:06, 17:15 and 19:51 will be served at Ballyvaughan's church car park.
Likewise on Saturday, departures at 7:15, 10:56, 11:15, 17:06 and finally 17:15 will leave from the same location.
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