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It is anticipated that the 20% reduced fares will be applicable until the end of 2022. Customer communications will be issued in advance of any fare update
 

The 50% discount will be valid from the 11^th April on all Bus Éireann and other eligible TFI services outside the Dublin area. From the 9^th May it will be available on all the remaining TFI services (GDA)
 

Yes, all fares have been reduced by 20%, so the 50% discount has been applied to the reduced adult fare
 

It applies to all eligible Transport for Ireland services, including Dublin Bus, Luas, Irish Rail, Local Link and Go Ahead Ireland
 

The 50% discount applies to Young Adult/Student Leap Card single fares only

Yes, the new TFI 90 fare for Young Adult/Students will be €1
 

No, Leap tickets are only subject to the 20% fare reduction
 

The 50 percent discount will only be available to existing Student Leap Card holders and customers who avail of the TFI Young Adults (19 – 25 years) or Student Leap Cards
 

The new Young Adult/Student card will going on sale until the 9^th May, so the earliest we expect to see them in circulation is the 11^th May, until then the only card in use will be the existing blue SLC (Student Leap Card)
Post 9^th May all three cards will be valid – the existing SLC card’s expiry date is set up as 31/12/2022, so it won’t be valid as a flash ID past this date
The card used for the new Young Adult and Student is the same. The differences are on the personalised fields, so name, card type and expiry date, from a revenue protection point of view when used as a flash ID, the expiry date will be the one to watch out for.
 

It is recommended that children travelling alone are aged 12 years and older. Parental discretion is advised. Iarnród Éireann does not provide nor is there any duty on Iarnród Éireann to provide any supervision on its passenger services.