Bus Éireann says that will be used as a training venue, and could be available for hire.
Bus Eireann has submitted plans for a major redevelopment of Dublin's Busáras.
It includes proposals to become a fully accessible station with toilet facilities and changing rooms for those with special needs, a new entrance on Store Street, and a conference facility for 140 attendees.
Bus Éireann says that will be used as a training venue, and could be available for hire.
The works would be carried out on a phased basis and are mostly internal, meaning bus and coach services would not be disrupted.
Architect Dermot Bannon is among those listed on the design team for the project.
Fatal Assault in Dublin 3, Saturday: Garda Appeal for Information
Gardaí must have increased powers to seize e-scooters – Neville
Simple Blood Test Could Help Doctors Tailor Breast Cancer Treatment
No Easing In Kildare Homelessness Figures As Total Stays At 201
Climate Change Making Prolonged Rainfall Far More Likely To Cause Severe Flooding, Study Finds
Apartment Defects Scheme Due This Year, Newbridge Fire Case Cited As Houses Excluded
Kfm Obituary Notices
Kfm Recruiting News Journalists: Full-Time & Part-Time
