
‘Absolutely outrageous’ plans of 15% hike in public transport fares
PLANNED public transport hikes of 15 per cent from January 2027 have been described as “absolutely outrageous” as they are set affect commuters in Tallaght, Clondalkin and other areas.
Adult fares for public transport across Ireland will rise by 15 per cent on average from next year as new fare structures are set to be implemented, with some even hitting increases of 30 per cent and above.
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