17.02.2010
Irish Citylink reduces frequency of Coach services between Galway City and Shannon Airport.
Effective from Monday, 22 Feb 10, Irish Citylink will reduce their departures to 6 services daily. Passenger numbers through Shannon Airport have dropped significantly (12%) in the last 12 months and with further declines expected it is no longer viable for Citylink to continue operating additional frequency.
22.01.2010
Closure of Cork Call Centre from 1st February 2010
This move follows the introduction of our newly designed website in Oct 09 which provides a more efficient and effective reservation system benefiting passenger bookings. As a result, there has been a sharp decline in demand for our call centre services in Cork and it is no longer cost effective to operate this facility. Our new improved, user friendly website allows customers to book on-line 24 hours per day, 7 days a week, providing updates on all services on a regular basis and will continue to be developed and improved to ensure the highest level of Customer service is maintained. Our Customers can still make enquiries through Citylink’s website
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