National Transport Authority

Population growth in the area and recommendations of all-island strategic rail blueprint review to be examined

Bus corridor will link Glass Bottle site to the city via new bridge at the end of the south quays

Eighteen people reported being the victim of rape or sexual assault in a taxi in the last two years

Changes follow public consultation which saw passengers opt for longer wait in return for trains serving Grand Canal Dock instead of ending at Connolly

Economic analysis submitted to council chief Richard Shakespeare warns of job losses

Dublin Commuter Zone initiative due in September will not be implemented until January at the earliest

Several hundred people attend protest outside City Hall seeking full implementation of traffic measures

NTA’s maximum taxi fare review for 2024 details challenges around operating costs and demand

Civil society groups seek meeting with Dublin City Council chief executive Richard Shakespeare

Just three buildings on a 50m section of Dublin Liffey quays will not have direct car access

Hospital chief executive says it supports project ‘in principle’ but believes it will have ‘serious’ negative effect on operations and patients

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

The national roll-out of the system is dependent on a far broader strategy paper being completed

City bus service says it would qualify for incentives rather than penalties if more generous 10-miniute window was permitted

Figure includes estimated €300 million on current plan to connect Dublin airport to the city centre and €150m on past initiatives

National Transport Authority to appear before Public Accounts Committee in relation to programme overhauling Dublin’s bus network

Independent councillors sought to rerun public consultation but Green and Labour councillors said doing so would delay improvements

‘Landmark’ shopping centre will have 400 car parking spaces

An Artane resident is opposed to proposed replacement of two bus shelters with one stop outside houses

Proposed 4km extension of Dublin’s light rail service is expected to connect the western suburb of Finglas from as early as 2028

Two separate studies into capacity of Rosslare route would have passengers change trains onto Dart service at Wicklow or Greystones

First judicial review of BusConnects bus corridor initiated over bus stop placement

Plan to reduce traffic and increase facilities for cyclists has split business community, residents and councillors

Over 70% of Dublin residents walk or wheel at least five days a week, up from 64% in 2021, notes National Transport Authority survey

Union says passengers and staff are suffering as the number of incidents on buses, trams and trains continues to grow

Problems getting taxis in the west of Ireland are putting people off socialising, say business owners, while drivers decry recent rule introductions

Dublin City Centre Transport Plan aims to reduce car routes, reallocate space to public transport, cycling and walking and create civic plazas

Seat for every passenger travelling to or from airport pledged

Diageo and car park operators among businesses to raise concerns about plan to be presented to councillors this week

Proposed €120m National Transport Authority deal sparks query over whether facility is too big

Reduced fares are welcomed, but infrastructure needs to improve, say rail users

Weekly cap for price of Leap card journeys in Dublin and surrounding commuter belt to fall from €32 to €24

Short list of potential firms is being worked on with contract due to be awarded in August

Figures from 2023 show a record year for all modes of public transport in State, exceeding pre-pandemic levels

Programme aims to overhaul bus system by creating 230km of dedicated lanes in tandem with 200km of cycle tracks

The two bodies have chosen not to extend the current contract with French operator Transdev

National Transport Authority has expressed concern about duration of road closures required for city centre start and finish

New fleet intended to help make city’s atmosphere cleaner, quieter and more sustainable

Inflation has resulted in a decrease in the value of transport funding in Dublin and nationally, says NTA chief executive Anne Graham

Cars are getting bigger and heavier, which is offsetting efficiency gains from technology improvements, says UCC academic