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Cork city bus fare increases 'sneaky, underhanded and unfair', says TD
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The National Transport Authority in Cork, Ireland, is facing criticism for increasing bus fares by up to 26% while introducing service improvements. Local politicians have labeled the move as 'sneaky' and 'unfair' due to the financial burden on commuters.
From Monday July 20, passengers using Bus Éireann's Cork city bus services will be able to transfer between buses as often as they need within 90 minutes, for a single fare of €1.70. Picture: Larry Cummins.
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