Bus blockade postponed
Residents in The Glen have postponed a blockade at Capwell Station tomorrow morning in their campaign for a full bus service. The National Transport Authority has agreed to a second meeting after it emerged that they were unaware of two new estates in the area. It's understood that Number 12 service will not be reinstated other options will be considered. NRA Representatives are meeting with local TDs next week. Spokesperson for the campaigners - Gary Murphy - has been telling Cork's RedFM that the community is suffering: (Click above for audio)
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