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Public Transport

This month
March 2025
Dublin Bus engineers pause work-to-rule to allow for 'intensive talks' with management
BusConnects routes gaining more popularity and punctuality than older lines, says NTA
Last month
February 2025
Loud music, threats and fingernail clipping: Readers' stories of bad behaviour on public transport
New law needed to give public transport police the powers of arrest
Have you been bothered by bad behaviour on public transport? We want to hear from you
Poll: Should people be penalised for listening to music too loudly on public transport?
'It's a disaster': Ghost buses mean students are missing college and home-help carers are late
January
January 2025
Last stop: Northside residents wave goodbye to much-loved Number 11 bus after intensive campaign
Roads clear-up continues, as public transport resumes with some disruptions and diversions
Some bus and rail services resume, but many operators warn of ongoing disruption
Ciarán Cannon: We cannot consider going ahead with the Galway Ring Road
Ciarán Cannon
Local Link users will be able to pre-book their pick-up and drop-off with new taxi service app
Helen McEntee says powers of arrest for public transport police yet to be 'explored’
Next government wants to create dedicated public transport police
Last year
2024
Fears of public transport shortfalls in Dublin as rail works planned from 27 December
Buses cancelled, ferry services disrupted: How Storm Darragh will impact transport
Martin says Garda management can no longer stand in the way of a dedicated transport police
The Fianna Fáil leader said if his party is in power after the election, a transport police unit will be set up.
Moses Kemei wins Dublin Marathon as Hiko Tonosa takes Irish title
Dublin Marathon sees winners crowned as road closures and public transport delays continue
Cabinet gives green light for the green Luas to be extended to Finglas by 2031
Do you agree with the ban on e-scooters on public transport?
Free public transport for children under nine and companions for over-70s
Over 70s to be allowed bring loved one or friend on public transport for free
Budget 2025: €420 'baby boost' for new parents among one-off payments in cost of living package
Some once-off payments will likely be issued before Christmas.
E-scooters to be banned on board public transport from early October over safety concerns
Here are all the traffic changes taking effect in Dublin city today
Eamon Ryan says DART services should be introduced in other cities
Will more pedestrian and public transport access (and fewer cars) be bad for Dublin businesses?
Opinion: If this analysis of Dublin's transport plan was submitted by a student, I would fail it
Barra Roantree
NTA chief says “driver shortage” in Cork is affecting Bus Éireann's performance in the city
Dublin City Council officials table weaker car restrictions for new transport plan
Poll: How do you get to Dublin airport?
Public transport: 'The feeling is that those with money to spend will only come to town by car'
Andrea Horan
DCC to seek legal advice on whether transport plan consultation complied with disability rights
Hiring crisis and heavy traffic are biggest barriers to quality bus services, operators say
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The Explainer: What is the council’s new transport plan for Dublin city?
We’re joined by Brian Caulfield, transportation professor and and Head of the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at Trinity College Dublin, to see what the impacts could be.
20m
The Dart line will be closed between Grand Canal Dock and Bray this weekend
‘The envy of Europe’?: Step inside Irish Rail’s new battery-electric Dart trains
The Journal visited the site of the Polish factory where the new Dart trains are being produced – take a look.
Calls for dedicated police as drugs, racism part of 'epidemic of abuse' facing transport workers
No DART services running between Grand Canal Dock and Bray this weekend