Covid-19: No new restrictions says Taoiseach as 23,125 new cases reported
Health advice unchanged but calls for public to consider behaviour with regard to masks
Covid-19: Requirement for masks in schools should be removed now, says Ryan
Taoiseach Micheál Martin says he will wear a face mask even if rules are eased
Irish Rail staff speak out: ‘I’m sick of seeing heroin being sorted out at the tables’
Strikes may be ahead as rail workers reach breaking point on anti-social behaviour
Concerns rise in Government that pandemic rewards for public sector may wipe out budget resources
Union claim for 10 days’ leave for health staff could cost €377m, HSE estimates
EU agency urges immediate and tough steps to prevent fresh Covid-19 wave
ECDC advises national authorities to speed up Covid vaccinations of highest risk groups
Over-70s, care-home residents and frontline staff set to be vaccinated first in Republic
Plan to be discussed by Ministers today will consider a dozen different population cohorts for first priority group
Q&A: All you need to know about new face covering rules on public transport
Regulations come into force this morning though there are exceptions and grey areas
Face masks on public transport will not be mandatory until next week
Regulation is being drawn up by both the Department of Health and Transport
Contracts signed for road projects, government formation talks told
Party negotiators discussed plans in Project Ireland 2040 policy
Next government could bring in work-from-home tax incentives – Taoiseach
Government formation talks likely to continue until end of next week
Coronavirus: Bus Éireann warns Expressway services at risk
Company says operations could end due to decline in passenger numbers and revenue
Workers absent due to coronavirus may not have legal right to pay
Unions seek code of practice as transport staff call for special leave for those affected
Figures show 26 Dublin Bus staff were assaulted this year
Lack of dedicated police unit for buses and trains criticised
‘I thought I was going to die that night’: Violence on Irish Rail
Intimidation has doubled, vandalism has tripled and assaults have quadrupled
BusConnects designer says union is misleading public
Jarret Walker says NTA’s role was to develop the bus plan for the Minister
Vote on strike by train drivers postponed due to weather conditions
Drivers expected to support industrial action in dispute over mentoring
Bus Éireann wins public tender for Waterford services
Despite strong international competition, semi-state company to continue operation of five routes in city
Irish Rail chief warns protracted strike becoming a possibility
Tens of thousands face another day of disruption as rail staff to strike on Tuesday
North Korean embassy to discuss visit with Independent Alliance
Taoiseach says he does not envisage trip to ‘dangerous place’ going ahead
Striking unions warn Irish Rail dispute could run ‘into New Year’
Tens of thousands of passengers disrupted as staff at rail firm take action over pay
Bus Éireann proposes route closures, sharp cuts to staff earnings
Threats to bus services include Dublin-Clonmel, Athlone-Westport and Dublin-Derry
Kenny visits ‘citizens of nowhere’ as Ross faces travel chaos
Taoiseach and Minister for Finance step among liberal economic elite in Davos
Union warns of transport chaos as Bus Éireann proposes cuts
State-owned company warns of cuts in premium payments and potential layoffs of staff
No Bus Éireann strike threat but unions to consult on crisis
Shane Ross says there are no plans to axe six to eight routes or privatise the company
Five things you need to know today
Dublin Bus strike; Government wins Apple debate; New IPhone released
Rail commuters may face disruption as wage talks collapse
Iarnród Éireann staff to vote on strike action, result of Dublin Bus staff ballot due on Friday
Early start for Broadstone bus drivers who won €24m lottery
Twenty-two lucky bus drivers due to start their shift at 6am
Iarnród Éireann threatens court action against unions
Company says Dart drivers breached contract by taking unofficial industrial action
Iarnród Éireann pay claim first sign of Luas deal fallout
Rail workers seek 25% pay increase following cut backs and change in ‘industry norm’
Dublin Bus staff want the same pay rise as Luas drivers
Luas drivers to get 18.7% rise over three years as St Patrick’s Day strike action cancelled
Dart talks aim to avoid strike as Luas stoppage looms
Iarnród Éireann faces possible industrial action as efforts continue to avert tram strike
Luas strike: St Patrick’s Day buses are ‘exceptional’
Paschal Donohoe addresses Transdev’s controversial plan for replacement service
Luas staff to consider all-out strike ballot after talks collapse
Union says company will not engage with drivers and traffic supervisors to resolve the pay dispute
Luas drivers consider all-out strike ballot as talks break down
Dispute at light rail system set to escalate as Siptu says company would only talk to two grades
Talks on avoiding Friday rail strike to resume
Representatives from Irish Rail, Siptu and rail workers unions to meet
Train drivers expect strike ballot within weeks
Company says it has no notice unions are planning to withdraw from LRC processes
Bus unions defiant over strikes in spite of High Court threats
Siptu says Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus should focus on resolution, not ‘demonising’ unions
Bus strike causing major drop in trade, businesses claim
Firms report footfall in Dublin and Cork cities is down by more than 20 per cent
Another day without buses and threat of five more strikes
Bus companies sue unions for losses from industrial action they describe as ‘illegal’
Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann set to sue trade unions for losses
Industrial action set to run for 48 hours over Friday and Saturday after talks break down
The strike by bus workers: the questions and answers
All Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann services will likely come to a halt on seven days in May
Pause offers possible route to settling bus row
Cantillon: unions fear members who move to private operators will lose out
Fears of pre-Christmas bus strikes calmed after LRC talks
Unions and transport authority clashed over plans to part-privatise State-run services
Union blames Government and Irish Rail for train strike
NBRU says it is ‘regrettable’ dispute will hit public as 160,000 face disruption
Iarnród warns it will bring in cuts if no progress on talks
NBRU chief says it is regrettable company would impose precondition before negotiations
Varadkar ‘loves railways’ but warns Irish Rail on funding
‘I had a train set as a kid. I love the romance of steam engines’
Consumers may suffer from bus route privatisation
Independent Senator says Minister for Transport should put more services out to tender
Ministers say ‘no basis’ for more talks on Dublin Bus row
Siptu to ballot members on industrial action next week over cost-saving measures
Varadkar says Dublin Bus savings ‘have to be made’
Company and unions told to reflect on dispute after fourth vote against proposals
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