The chief executive of Bus Éireann, Jean O’Sullivan, said the entire company is “devastated by this tragic incident”.

All five pleaded not guilty today on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Court to offences under the Competition Act 2002.

“Ghost” buses are those that disappear from the live timetable

Áine Wellard, a disability advocate from Dublin, intends to seek redress under the Equal Status Acts

Dublin Bus has received a number of complaints after a blind woman fell and was injured while disembarking

There was a threat against a bus driver by a man ‘who appeared to be wielding a gun’, a union has said.

The man was pronounced dead at the scene near Claregalway

Oisin Peavoy (39) of Granby Row, Dublin 1, pleaded guilty to two counts of production on an article at locations in Parnell Square and Gardiner Street Upper

The 24-hour E1 and E2 services become operational in January as part of phase 6a of the National Transport Authority’s (NTA) BusConnects Network Redesign in Dublin.

Gardai said all passengers were evacuated safely.

Police and ambulance services were attending the scene near Carrowdore in Co Down.

Belfast Grand Central Station at Weavers Cross will open on Sunday, with the first service at 5am.

The pedestrian was taken to hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

Catherine Finnegan died after she was hit by a bus at Victoria Bus Station on Monday morning

Dublin District Court heard claims that gardaí identified the accused from his Leapcard account

The man, aged in his 80s, remains in serious condition in hospital

Emergency services were called to the scene of the collision on Abbey Street on Wednesday afternoon

Dublin Airport is targeting an increase in the number of passengers travelling to and from the airport by bus over the coming years