Grace Boland has called for a joined-up approach to Dublin's concert transport, and said that people should not be left stranded after concerts due to a lack of public transport.

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

Major changes are on the way for rail users in the Dublin area and beyond

The study revealed that 13 per cent of motorists are now using public transport more frequently, 11 per cent are opting to walk more and 6 per cent have switched to an electric vehicle to mitigate rising fuel costs.

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.

A new study highlights a growing interest in alternatives to private car ownership

Routes to be introduced in Phase 6a will serve communities between Dublin Airport, north Dublin, the city centre, south Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, and north Wicklow.

Dublin Bus will have 45 additional departures and night service routes on specified dates.

The Green leader said a €10 billion capital investment in public transport is central to their party manifesto

A general election candidate has hit out at Irish Rail for their recent decision to write to pre-booked passengers suggesting they wait for later trains due to overcrowding on booked services

The Irish government has invested 25 million euro to facilitate the increased number of services on the route.

In August, Irish Rail warned customers that departure times were proposed to change on many Dart, Northern Commuter, and Maynooth Commuter services.

Four children were hurt when a double-decker bus crashed and ended up on its side in a rural road in Co Down on Monday.

He was speaking as Dublin Bus said it will deploy security guards across services amid a sharp increase in incidents of anti-social behaviour.

The number of reported incidents of anti-social behaviour on Dublin Bus services has doubled since 2019.

The Union of Students in Ireland says there is a 'significant opportunity' for the Government to finally address the serious challenges facing third-level students

Fine Gael Deputy Alan Farrell said Irish Rail "must do better" for commuters.

Valid tickets are being accepted on Dublin Bus services for the duration of the disruptions

Fianna Fáil wants a 24/7 criminal District Court in Dublin.

The works will impact services between Belfast and Lisburn from July 3rd to August 25th

The case asks the court to overturn An Bord Pleanála’s approval of the 8.3km road project from Blackrock to Dublin City Centre

The fake page claimed those who bought a leap card via the shared link would "enjoy a whole year of free travel"

A survey carried out by Siptu found just under 80 per cent of public transport workers said the problem has got worse in the last 12 months

Eamon Ryan said that Government plans were about making the transport system work for everyone.

The High Court judge was not convinced that An Bord Pleanála planners are entitled to take a 'build and public transport will come' view

Earlier this week the government announced a massive funding package for projects in Northern Ireland.

The latest Irish Rail safety report found the number of criminal or violent incidents rose by more than half in the last quarter of 2023

The planning hearing is scheduled to last about six weeks.

Punctuality and reliability were cited as the main reason for commuters being satisfied with all types of public transport modes.

The Wayfinding Centre is located on the site of a former printworks in Glasnevin and will open to the public in April.

Over 308 million journeys were made on public transport last year

The age limit was increased to include people aged 24 and 25

Leo Varadkar was commenting on speculation around a light railway system to connect Cork.

‘We probably would have built it for a fraction of the cost it’s going to cost now,’ the Transport Minister said of the project being stalled in 2011.

Translink said none of its bus or train services would operate on Friday due to industrial action, and full timetables would resume on Saturday

The Transport Minister said Ireland was ‘smashing’ its retrofitting target.

The new timetable took effect on Sunday

Anthony Goodman (78) of no fixed abode was found guilty of contravening a sex offender order on January 13th 2020 following a trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.