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Citylink accepts Free Travel Passes on their newly expanded Galway-Clifden services. Passengers can book online at Citylink.ie to reserve a seat in advance. Free Travel Passes can also be used on-board, provided there is space, by simply presenting the FTP to the driver.

As part of its long-term expansion strategy, Irish Citylink has announced that it will be expanding its 923 Galway to Clifden Service from 12 daily services up to 20.

The countdown is on for Galway Comedy Festival which boasts a 70-strong line-up of international stars, homegrown comedy greats, and emerging talent performing at 69 shows, across 17 Galway venues, from Tuesday 24 to Monday 30 October. With 60% of the Festival’s tickets already snatched up, you should start planning your week of carefully curated craic via galwaycomedyfestival.ie

Irish Citylink, one of Ireland’s largest passenger transport companies, based out of Galway, are delighted to announce they have recently won two awards at the prestigious 2023 World Passenger Festival held in Vienna.

Citylink has launched a new bus route - 721, in Castlebar and Tuam, one which will be a welcome addition to an already successful and established privately owned transport service and forms part of our strategic expansion program for 2023/24.

Citylink’s new 721 route linking Castlebar and Dublin airport and serving Tuam will commence on September 25. The new route is a welcome addition to an already successful and established privately owned transport service and forms part of its strategic expansion programme for 2023/24.

Irish Citylink, one of Ireland’s leading providers of inter-city coach services has announced that it is set to continue its partnership as the “Official Transport Partner to Galway GAA” for a further three years. The extension of the transportation company’s contract with Galway GAA is testament that community is at the heart of everything for the team at Irish Citylink as it continues to explore how to positively impact the communities it serves. The announcement comes as the GAA season began this weekend.

The first express coach service between Galway and Killarney begins tomorrow.

Galway-based Irish Citylink, one of Ireland's largest independent coach operators,has announced the creation of the first ever express coach service between Cork and Galway.

Citylink has announced a new improved timetable for its direct non-stop service between Galway and Dublin. The new timetable incorporating earlier departure times of fifteen minutes means passengers can now travel between Galway and Dublin with even more ease and convenience. To help travellers remember that Citylink is now running fifteen minutes earlier, Citylink is offering 15 per cent off fares on its direct Galway to Dublin service until May 31.