It comes after nights of disorder in Belfast
Stock image of a Translink bus in Belfast city centre(Image: Justin Kernoghan/Belfast Live)
Translink has issued an update on bus and train services after disorder in Belfast this week.
On Thursday, Metro and Glider departures and Ulsterbus services operating out of Belfast stopped after 5.30pm, with the last rail services operating before 8.15pm from Grand Central Station.
On Friday, a spokesperson confirmed that services are currently operating as normal.
Translink had planned a number of additional services on Friday and Saturday to accommodate Belsonic music festival in South Belfast. These services are set to go ahead.
A Translink spokesperson said: “Bus and train services are currently operating as normal, with minimal alterations.
“It is our intention to continue running scheduled services including late night services and special event travel.
“The safety of our staff and customers is always our top priority, and we continue to monitor the situation, working closely with key stakeholders.
“Passengers can keep up to date with the latest travel alerts via Translink’s website, socials and Journey Planner App.”
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