What does P stand for Bus Eireann?

For example, the current Route 51 Galway - Cork regional bus timetable has a stop at GMIT / ATU on the Dublin Road, which is labelled P on all services. This means that the stop is pick-up only, that is, people can get on the bus here, but cannot(*) get off.



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