Luas

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Services will run under new contract from start of September

To the much-maligned Transdev, Dublin commuters and, I imagine, the planet, say thank you

Elegant A-rated home on Mountpleasant Avenue Upper ‘the most perfect house to live in’

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan: How to avoid being influenced by content creators

Tram set ablaze during rioting in November 2023 when windows were shattered and burning bin brought on board

Temple Villas Victorian redbrick with converted attic and basement levels showcases fresh interiors throughout

Sandford Road four-bed with rear courtyard laid in Italian stone tiles sits close to schools and sports and leisure facilities

French-British joint venture between Keolis and Amey believed to have been selected as preferred bidder for light rail service

Reuben Street home features two double bedrooms, an attic room and a dual-aspect living space

Views of Michael O’Leary on ‘unnecessary’ underground railway deserve consideration

One man pronounced dead and three other adults hospitalised with varying injuries

It will probably be another two years before we can pay with our bank cards on buses, trains and the Luas

Aftermath of Storm Chandra has shown once again that in an era of increased extreme weather events, our infrastructure is not fit for purpose

Light-filled, contemporary home is close to Windy Arbour Luas stop and Dundrum Town Centre

Period redbrick is walking distance from Rathmines, the Luas green line and a number of schools

Proposed route would run from the current Green line terminus at Broombridge to Charlestown

Babies born at the time of the metro announcement are now young adults resigned to taking hours to travel a few kilometres

Transport Infrastructure Ireland said a ruptured gas pipeline ‘was apparently the source of the flames’ at George’s Dock

For most people, reality is a constant battle, but our masters of the universe are seldom spotted entertaining everyday hassles

Issues include broken or unreliable ramps on buses and having to pre-book assistance or seats

An Coimisiún Pleanála is expected to publish ruling on latest planning application for long proposed N6 route in January

However, red light cameras will come into operation at the Merrion Gates level crossings in south Dublin by the end of January

Department of Transport was allocated €4.74bn in budget as set out in October

From walking around the city to catching the Luas, Declan Meenagh is left deeply frustrated by the lack of supports

Manhattan Peanuts company takes judicial review against decision to grant permission for Luas extension to Finglas

Review underway after major public transport link downed from 8.30am Wednesday to 6pm Thursday

Government sides with Labour in row over Leaders’ Questions pecking order

There has been a 40% increase in M50 traffic on its busiest stretches, between Finglas and Blanchardstown

Engineers have identified that the issue is within a critical low-voltage safety system known as the 48-volt system

Green Line’s suspension, combined with inadequacy of bus service, leaves workers facing longer journeys and deep frustration

Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus during the service disruption

This week’s infrastructure plan sounds transformative until you realise we don’t have the workforce. It is like buying a faster car when the problem is you never learned to drive

I became obsessed with a quote from Thomas Hardy - not due to my rereading the classics, but to seeking escape in Netflix

Ireland is moving from a democracy to ‘vetocracy’, where governance is paralysed because someone, somewhere holds a veto

Green Party says deferral of public transport projects would constrict housing development

Service is 21 years old and will cater for 55 million passenger journeys this year

Problems ‘more severe’ in Kilternan with changing bus routes, councillor says

Refurbished two-bed terrace with a rear courtyard is just a short walk from the Luas green line

Kinsella proves a sharp satirist and shrewd observer of the minutiae of Irish life in this collection of essays