Almost 40 gardaí board Dublin buses in safety blitz targeting antisocial behaviour
Visible Garda presence initiative used to deter antisocial incidents, which Dublin Bus says have doubled in five years
Dublin Bus
Bus journey times cut by up to one third on Dublin’s Liffey quays, NTA says
Private traffic restrictions introduced last August improve bus reliability but transport body remains concerned about Dart times
CIÉ Group warns its pension bill set to increase to unsustainable levels
Company concerned High Court ruling means solvency requirement more onerous for it and employees while pensioners press for end to 15-year pension freeze
Local residents protest over change to cross-city Dublin Bus route
Locals say they are losing the cross-city Route 11 for an airport link that ends at Parnell Square
Goodbye to the 46A: End of legendary Dublin bus route made famous in song
The bus memorialised by Bagatelle, which runs from Phoenix Park to Dún Laoghaire, is a cross-section of the city, geographically and socially. It will soon be replaced by a 24-hour service
Dublin riots, one year on: The man filmed himself spitting on election posters and calling woman candidates ‘slags’
A year after the Dublin riots, far-right activists operate with ease in Ireland, assisted by platforms unwilling to enforce their own rules and enabled by an ineffectual official response
Gardaí identify 42 ‘persons of interest’ after publishing images from night of Dublin riots
Some 13 images were removed in last 24 hours from the 99 originally published after they were formally identified
BusConnects corridor linking Tallaght and Clondalkin to Dublin city centre finally approved
Corridor to run from Square Shopping Centre in Tallaght and Nangor Road, Clondalkin, to Nicholas Street in city centre
‘Every driver has a story’: Bus, rail workers face drug dealing and threats of violence at work
Siptu calls for establishment of uniformed transport police with powers of arrest and detention to be general election issue
Dublin’s next Luas line has been approved, we asked those who’ll be served by it what they think
Cabinet has approved Dublin’s next Luas line, which could bring trams to Finglas by 2031. About 60,000 people would be served by it. We asked some what they think
Dublin Bus drivers are practised in the art of soundness. Sydney could learn from them
The girl sprinting for the ferry in Sydney late on a Saturday night was meanly cut off, prompting an unusual display of social solidarity
Pilot Dublin Bus security scheme to tackle antisocial behaviour starts on Monday
Safer Journeys Team will cover peak hours of travel and late-night services in areas identified as priorities
‘Ludicrous, irritating and very wrong’: E-Scooter users on public transport ban from Monday
Incidents abroad involving lithium batteries overheating and causing fires on trains and buses have prompted a prohibition from next week
Free public transport for children under nine and €500 cut to third-level student fees among budget proposals
Further €500 cut to third-level fees and more special-needs assistants for schools being sought by Ministers in moves to aid parents and children
Liffey quays ‘flowing really well’: Bus users look to be biggest winners in Dublin traffic changes
Dublin Bus chief says early indications from new transport scheme are ‘very positive’
Dublin Bus commuters give their views on services: ‘I just wish they were more regular’
Public share their thoughts on Dublin Bus services and network redesign
Dublin’s BusConnects: The issues still preventing it from being fully rolled out
Roll-out of Dublin bus network redesign accompanied by creation of 230km of bus lanes slowed by infrastructure delays and difficulties in hiring drivers
Dublin Bus planning ‘enhanced services’ to Crooksling asylum seeker site following capacity complaints
‘Only a matter of time before there is a serious or deadly accident along this stretch of the N81,’ warns local resident
Decision to press ahead with Dublin city transport plan a win all round
While plans for car restrictions into Dublin city centre have been watered down, the move is a first step in tackling congestion
‘Thuggery and criminality’ on public transport past critical point, drivers warn
More than 200 serious incidents on Dublin Bus this year, alongside Limerick air gun attack
Road worker awarded €103,000 after bus ran over his foot while he was operating stop/go sign
Damien O’Donoghue sued his employer and Dublin Bus over 2015 incident
Dublin’s public transport links can act as ‘corridors of crime’, FF TDs say
Call for dedicated gardaí for public transport and a zero-tolerance approach to drug dealing and antisocial behaviour in public
CIÉ reports first surplus in seven years amid record passenger numbers
Public transport semi-State warns of pensions ‘cloud’ despite surplus
Dublin Bus chief urges city council executive not to ‘water down’ Dublin City Centre Transport Plan
Several hundred people attend protest outside City Hall seeking full implementation of traffic measures
Hozier at Marlay Park: Stage times, set list, ticket availability, weather and more
Everything you need to know about Hozier’s Dublin concert on Friday, July 5th
Kings of Leon at Marlay Park: Stage times, set list, ticket availability, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the Nashville rock band’s Dublin concert on Saturday, July 6th
Green Day at Marlay Park: Stage times, set list, ticket availability, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the pop-punk band’s Dublin concert on Thursday, June 27th
Pearl Jam at Dublin’s Marlay Park: Stage times, set list, ticket availability, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the American alternative rock band’s concert this Saturday
Traffic manager operating stop/go sign sues after bus runs over his foot
Complainant claims Dublin Bus driver went too fast through roadworks
High Court permits Artane resident to pursue challenge over north Dublin bus corridor
Áine Kelly opposed to placement of 24-hour bus stop directly outside cottages with no front gardens
Should the Dublin city traffic plan go ahead this summer?
Dublin city traffic plan has led to calls from business groups to delay the proposals to examine how it will affect businesses. But those in favour say any pause is a vote for status quo of a traffic-clogged city
Dublin Bus complains it is held to higher punctuality standard than rail services
City bus service says it would qualify for incentives rather than penalties if more generous 10-miniute window was permitted
Bus, rail and Luas workers report death threats, stone throwing and passenger cocaine and heroin use
Siptu officials and union members at Dublin Bus, Irish Rail and Luas to appear before Oireachtas committee as part of campaign for establishment of dedicated transport policing unit
Road closures causing delays in Dublin city centre
Cordon placed around Leinster House affected more than 20 Dublin Bus routes
All I’m asking is for the bloody Dublin Bus to show up. That’s not too much, is it?
Emer McLysaght: Dublin busses regularly vanish into a Bermuda Triangle between app and reality, and nobody seems concerned
Weather warning: Heavy rain and melting snow result in ‘dangerous travel conditions’ for motorists
Status yellow ice warning for entire country in effect until 9am Saturday; snow earlier today caused widespread disruption
Trade unions Unite and NBRU in talks over merger
NBRU would retain its own identity within the Irish wing of Unite
Government must address increasing antisocial behaviour on public transport, says Siptu
Union says passengers and staff are suffering as the number of incidents on buses, trams and trains continues to grow
‘It’s very stressful’: Over 80% of public transport workers say they have been target of abuse
Union renews push for dedicated transport police as its members across Dublin Bus, Irish Rail and Luas say problems are getting worse
Bus driver for a day: Just because you made it around the corner doesn’t mean the back of the bus has
Dublin Bus campaign aims to increase the number of women drivers on its fleet
No-show buses: ‘Not only did I have to walk away, but all those other people . . . I don’t know what they did’
Commuters outside Dublin tell of their difficulties with relying on buses to commute into the capital for work and hospital appointments
Dublin’s female bus drivers: People get on and say ‘my goodness it’s a kid driving the bus’
Dublin Bus is running a series of open days where attendees will meet current female drivers
Olivia Kelly: Dublin’s biggest traffic transformation since bus lanes bypasses the usual gridlock
Politicians are remarkably determined to get the ‘bus gates’ done - and public consultation seems to show widespread support
Undercover gardaí deployed to tackle antisocial behaviour on Dublin buses, Dáil hears
Eamon Ryan says abuse and violence on public transport has become a ‘real scourge’
Driver injured and passengers taken to hospital after double-decker Dublin bus crash in Stillorgan
Emergency services attended the scene of single-vehicle incident on Friday afternoon
Dublin public transport fares overhaul to see weekly Leap Card cap fall to €24
Weekly cap for price of Leap card journeys in Dublin and surrounding commuter belt to fall from €32 to €24
Public transport journeys pass 300m in a single year for the first time
Figures from 2023 show a record year for all modes of public transport in State, exceeding pre-pandemic levels
Dublin Bus driver appeals dismissal for breaking ‘zero-tolerance’ policy on phone use behind wheel
Yong Yue Wang was on final written warning for earlier breach when allegedly spotted holding device by inspector
Public transport to finish early on Christmas Eve ahead of reduced festive period timetables
Weather for Christmas Day is forecast to be breezy and mostly cloudy, with some rain or drizzle in the south
BusConnects: An Bord Pleanála approves first of 12 new bus corridors for Dublin
Programme aims to overhaul bus system by creating 230km of dedicated lanes in tandem with 200km of cycle tracks
The Irish Times view on Dublin’s traffic plans: finding a way through the gridlock
If there are fewer cars coming into the city, bus transport will improve – and that has to be the direction of travel
What is and isn’t open for business in Dublin today
Dublin riots: Life in the city centre is partially returning to normal but there are fears that there could be more trouble
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