Citylink to provide the cheapest fares to Dublin
By Richie Mccarthy
Citylink, the provider of express coach travel throughout Ireland, is set to launch the lowest ever single ticket fare, on its new non-stop service between Galway and Dublin.
The new non-stop service between the two cities was introduced on Thursday October 1, and the new super singles ticket allows Citylink passengers to travel the 217km journey for a staggering €1, eclipsing its previously lowest price of €5.
The super singles ticket will be available seven days a week but must be bought in advance, through Citylink’s on-line sales reservation service.
Tickets will be made available in limited numbers, so it is essential that travellers book their tickets early in order to secure.
Cathy Cullen, managing director of Citylink, said: “Our new direct non-stop service will give passengers the opportunity to travel on board Citylink’s brand new, luxury fleet of coaches. These vehicles will not only continue to ensure a safe and comfortable environment, but will also provide wc facilities and wi-fi access for all our passengers. Whether you’re a commuter or a tourist, Citylink is giving travellers the chance to enjoy the most luxurious and affordable passenger transport yet.
”Also thanks to the Government’s continued investment in the national motorway programme the journey between Galway, the fastest growing city in the Republic of Ireland, and Dublin, can now be made in two hours 45 minutes, saving passengers an extra half an hour, and allowing plenty of time to enjoy the delights of both cities.With 28 journeys a day, on Citylink's brand new non-stopservice, passengers will be spoilt for choice on when to travel”.
Further details can be found on www.citylink.ie
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