The Great Limerick Run is causing significant delays in public transport during the May bank holiday weekend. Travelers can expect disruptions across bus and rail services, particularly affecting the Irish rail network.
Key impacts:
- The Great Limerick Run leads to nationwide bus and airport-coach delays.
- Bank-holiday engineering works disrupt Irish rail, DART, and Luas networks.
- Banks in West Bengal will remain closed on May 9 due to Rabindranath Tagore’s Jayanti.
In West Bengal, May 9 and May 10 are designated as bank holidays, honoring Rabindranath Tagore’s birthday. Tagore, a renowned poet born on May 7, 1861, is celebrated for his contributions to literature and culture.
Temperatures are also expected to drop next week. In northern regions, highs may struggle to reach just below 10 degrees Celsius, while southern areas could see temperatures around 15 degrees Celsius.
Wednesday is anticipated to be particularly cool, with forecasts indicating that northern regions will experience the lowest temperatures of the week. Observers suggest that these weather conditions may influence turnout for events like the Great Limerick Run.
