New strategy targets fourfold increase in the numbers using public transport by 2040

Plan to reduce transport emissions by 51 per cent ‘daunting’

120 additional drivers to be hired as new routes and more frequent services put in place

Transport company now operates three 24-hour routes in capital

NTA says long-term effects of pandemic could impact on service levels under BusConnects

Authority responds amid reports of healthcare workers being left at bus stops

Planning application made at Woodbrook which would be 32nd station on the route

OPW warns of major financial exposure over delay in move from Harcourt Square offices

Regulation is being drawn up by both the Department of Health and Transport

Anne Graham says use of face coverings on public transport is up to Government to decide

Irish Rail says centre will allow the modernisation of our rail network and enhance the provision of customer information

NTA asks local authorities to consider making streets pedestrian-only

Conference hears of how Dublin might reach ambitious air quality targets by 2030

Minister for Transport claims no minister or rural TD has approached him on issue

Oireachtas committee told of verbal and physical harassment of people on bicycles

Routes 15 and 41 will operate around the clock from December 1st

Minister announces plan to buy 41 carriages to bolster rail services in greater Dublin area

Planners say new design will increase capacity and is more coherently planned

Iarnrod Eireann adding to more than three months of fuel to ensure ‘security of supply’

Drivers will be obliged to accept card payments, says National Transport Authority

Transport services and the Immigrant Council of Ireland launch campaign against abuse

Project will replace older traffic control station in Connolly Station, which is currently at capacity

New buses, which use diesel when not in electric mode, do not need to be re-charged using plug-in connections

Owner-occupiers in the College Gate complex, will be offered market rate compensation, NTA says

One in 10 of State firm’s routes were taken up by Go-Ahead Ireland after a tender process

Tánaiste welcomed Charles and Camilla to a Brexit-fuelled mutual admiration session

Those affected in south and west Dublin to get average compensation of €25,000

Transport body is blaming ‘technical limitations’ over commuters’ missing characters

Minister for Transport made representations to transport authority on woman’s behalf

Authority says 1,500 property owners could lose lands to accommodate bus corridors

NTA chief executive to tell Oireachtas more must be done to maintain Dublin’s capacity

Fare changes from Saturday include 10% increase in the monthly Luas commuter ticket

Properties could lose up to 2m of front gardens to clear the way for first high-speed bus route

National Transport Authority proposes 10% of Bus Éireann routes should be put to market

College Gate apartments on Townsend Street face acquisition under MetroLink proposals

UK company Go-Ahead commences services with launch of route from Citywest to UCD

Some services look good but those planned for working-class areas will be worse, says Joan Collins

Tunnel through Ranelagh ‘obvious solution’, says Labour’s Kevin Humphreys

Gardaí need instant access to drivers’ records, Dáil committee hears

Anne Graham says authority considering options to ‘mitigate’ impact on schools, clubs