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File photo - Bus Eireann
There will be no Bus Éireann service to Laois or indeed Leinster and Munster tomorrow, Friday, because of the Status Red Met Éireann weather warning.
The company has issued a notice to customers that all road passenger, school transport and Eurolines services remain cancelled today Thursday, March 1s, and tomorrow March 2.
All Expressway inter-city services nationwide will also not operate.
"We apologise for any inconvenience to customers but road conditions will have to be assessed and safety is our priority," Bus Éireann stated.
Laois motorways and roads will not be gritted during #stormemma
Given the reduced weather warning for Connacht, and parts of the West and Northwest, the semi state company said it may be able to operate some services in less affected areas for Friday, depending local road conditions and the level of treatment.
"We will review this situation in the morning and provide further information around midday with a view to a possible resumption of some services in the late afternoon or evening.We will provide a further update in relation to the operation of scheduled services from Saturday morning," the company said.
See www.buseireann.ie for updates or @buseireann or @expresswayIRE on Twitter
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