Celebrating progress in rural transport, from left: John O'Boyle, Councillor Paul McNamara, Jade O'Haire, Michael Holmes, Minster Dara Calleary and Anne-Marie Carroll (director, TFI Local Link Mayo).Photo: Conor McKeown

TFI Anseo Mayo pilot sees substantial growth in service use

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The TFI Anseo rural transport pilot in west Mayo is showing very positive results.

TFI Local Link Mayo shared highlights from its recent engagement marking the six-month milestone of the TFI Anseo pilot, launched in Achill last summer.

Minster for Social Protection and Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary, joined the TFI Local Link Mayo team to witness first-hand the progress made as part of this innovative rural transport initiative.

Since launched last July, the Local Link team has observed substantial growth in service usage, with enthusiastic feedback pouring in from passengers across Achill Island, Currane and Mulranny.

The positive response underscores the importance of flexible and accessible transport for those living outside urban centres, helping to reduce isolation and increase opportunities across the region.

From left: John O'Boyle, Councillor Paul McNamara, Jade O'Haire, Minster Dara Calleary and Martin Reilly.Photo: Conor McKeown

TFI Local Link Mayo has extended sincere thanks to everyone who has supported the development of TFI Anseo - the flexible, accessible app-based transport service.

Further updates will be issued as they move forward.

For more information, visit locallinkmayo.ie.

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