The National Bus and Rail Union says its been assured there will be no job losses.
Bus Eireann is looking at cutting a number of its inter-city routes due to the financial impact of Covid-19.
The services under threat are the Dublin routes to Limerick which stops in Portlaoise and Roscrea, Galway - which serves Athlone and Cork.
The National Bus and Rail Union says its been assured there will be no job losses.
Its General Secretary is Dermot O'Leary - he says its down to politicians to fight for their local bus service:
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