TFI Anseo introduces shared stops in Killarney from August
The TFI Anseo service in Killarney adopts a conventional bus model with shared pick-up and drop-off locations starting this month. This operational shift follows strong demand, having already facilitated over eighty thousand passenger journeys since its launch.
TFI Anseo Operational Update for Killarney Passengers
From Monday, 10 August 2026, the Transport Infrastructure Authority's TFI Anseo service in Killarney will transition to a new operational model. Commuters booking journeys via the official app will now be directed to designated shared locations for both pick-up and drop-off.
This strategic adjustment represents the next phase of the pilot programme, aligning the flexible on-demand service more closely with traditional bus operations while retaining its core convenience. The decision follows exceptional performance metrics, with the service recording over 80,000 passenger journeys to date. This surge in usage underscores the vital role TFI Anseo plays in enhancing local connectivity across the town.
The introduction of shared stops is designed to improve operational efficiency. By consolidating boarding and alighting points, vehicles can accommodate more bookings throughout the day, thereby reducing journey times and boosting overall reliability. Passengers will continue to input their preferred start and end points when making reservations; however, the application software will subsequently guide them to the nearest shared hub.
The service's success has also prompted an extension of its original pilot period, reflecting sustained positive impact and growing public trust. For further details regarding routes and booking procedures, residents are advised to visit www.locallinkkerry.ie.