There's a new flavour in town with the opening of the new Killarney Bus Station Café to help weary passengers refresh with a variety of items on the menu.

NEW CAFE: From l-r were: Frances McCarthy (Bus Éireann Services Manager) and Erika and Padraig Dundon owners of the Killarney Bus Station Cafe which is now open to passengers and locals.

There's hot and cold food and drinks, including soups and sandwiches, burgers and chips and the all-important full Irish breakfast served all day.

Padraig Dundon, who operates the Killarney Bus Station Café along with his wife Erika, is inviting passengers from near and far to the new café.

"We have food and drink on offer suitable for old and young, tourists and locals. Whether you want a big meal, small snack or just a takeaway coffee to go, we invite passengers and local residents to drop by the new Killarney Bus Station Café, where we are also proud to announce that Bus Éireann passengers can get a 10% discount when they present a valid Bus Éireann or Expressway ticket," he said.

‘’Bus Éireann is delighted to announce the opening of the new Killarney Bus Station Café and invites passengers to drop-by for a quick bite to eat and something to drink when using our services,’’ Frances McCarthy, Bus Éireann Services Manager, said.

"We are happy to be able to provide a facility for customers travelling throughout the Kingdom who wish to whet their appetite and quench their thirst before and after their journeys.’’

Bus Éireann services in the Southern region, which includes Kerry, carried 21.6 million passengers in 2019. There are 120 Bus Éireann bus stops in Kerry, where the company also transports 5,400 students on school transport in the county each school day.

For more information about the new Killarney Bus Station Café visit their Facebook page: Killarney Bus Station Cafe.