It comes as the bus was recently at full capacity and turned away those waiting at the St Wolstan's stop in Celbridge
Concerns have been raised around capacity on the 120 bus from Edenderry/Newbridge to Prosperous and Dublin.
It comes as the bus was recently at full capacity and turned away those waiting at the St Wolstan's stop in Celbridge, with a woman due to attend an appointment having to pay for a taxi due to no other available transport being available for an hour.
Speaking on Kildare Today, Social Democrats Councillor for Celbridge-Leixlip municipal district Claire O Rourke said that it has been an issue for a number of years.
"I remember about four years ago, there was a lady waiting for the 120 and the previous one hadn't come, she was waiting on the next one to make a hospital appointment, and the next one didn't come."
Kildare County Council have said that they will write to the relevant bodies in relation to the issues with the bus route.
The full interview can be heard below:
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