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Tipperary man Aidan Johnston is starting a bus service from Tipperary to Waterford.
The service is ideal for students studying in Waterford, leaving the Town Hall in Templemore on Sunday nights at 6:30pm and returning on Friday evenings.
The route and approximate times are as follows:
Templemore Town Hall 6:30pm
Thurles Lar Na Páirce 6:45pm
Horse and Jockey 6:50pm
Cashel Lidl 7:10pm
Clonmel Dunnes Oakville 7:40pm
Kilsheelan 8:00pm
Dove Hill 8:05pm
Carrick-on-Suir Park Bus Stop 8:10pm
The bus will continue on to the student accommodation on Manor Street in Waterford, before concluding at Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT).
The bus will leave the car park at the back of WIT at 5:30pm on Fridays.
Contact 086-3148197 if you are interested.
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