Metrolink terminus at Charlemont provides seamless Luas link, NTA says
Officials say St Stephen’s Green not an option as planned route passes 500m from tram stop
‘Substantial change’ needed to Dublin transport plan, commuters to tell politicians
Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro
Dublin Bus is a force for good in the city, but it can be a much stronger one
Cantillon: The Government has the power to make BusConnects and other investments the success they should be
Traffic volumes and footfall on the rise as workers return to the office
Vehicle journeys on the State’s busiest roads up by 17% on the same time last year
Dublin Port lands earmarked for development as housing
CIÉ land and former Cathal Brugha Barracks among sites being examined in new report
€15m Broadstone bus depot restoration completed
Work involved restoration of 1850s rail station designed by John Skipton Mulvany
Dublin Bus weighs up e-scooters as profits rise at Supermac’s
Seen and Heard: Ronan seeks ministerial meeting while DunPort backs Cara takeover
Dublin Bus starts new 24-hour bus route between Ongar and UCD
Transport company now operates three 24-hour routes in capital
Dublin Bus warns economy will not return to normal if two-metre rule continues
Chief executive Ray Coyne says double-decker buses would only carry 17 people
Dublin Bus takes delivery of first hybrid double-decker vehicles
New buses, which use diesel when not in electric mode, do not need to be re-charged using plug-in connections
College Green made a ‘catastrophic mess’ by National Transport Authority
City council criticises NTA’s Anne Graham over traffic congestion caused by Luas line
Go-Ahead to start operating some bus routes in Dublin next year
Private operator Go-Ahead to run 24 bus services in suburbs that avoid city centre
Bus Éireann staff to ballot for strike action over Expressway plans
Dublin Bus services to terminate at 9pm on Thursday ahead of latest 48-hour stoppage
Shane Ross not getting involved in Dublin Bus dispute
Dublin Bus CEO says if planned stoppages go ahead it could cost company €21 million
Analysis: Dublin Bus dispute just shy of an all-out strike
Escalation likely in dispute costing company €600,000 daily, but no settlement in sight
Dublin Bus services halted as 48-hour strike begins
Management warns work stoppages could leave door open to privatisation of services
Dublin Bus drivers turn up to work despite €24m lottery win
Inspector says: ‘They are senior men. I’d imagine many of them felt obliged to turn up’
Dublin buzz: new double-deckers to get wifi (and other stuff)
Vehicles represent investment of almost €35m in fleet replacement programme
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