Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Burning of solid fuels and persistent transport emissions are country’s worst air pollutants

Tackling the weaponisation of judicial reviews would be a better use of the Taoiseach’s time

National children’s hospital debacle shows State must avoid mismanaging mega-projects

About two million domestic and foreign motorists use the M50 and Dublin Port Tunnel toll roads each year, Transport Infrastructure Ireland says

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

The Italians have proved to be the most efficient and cost-effective builders on infrastructure in Europe. Why do we lag so far behind?

Department of Public Expenditure noted efforts to recruit project director at lower salary failed to yield candidate of sufficient calibre to manage likely ‘largest-ever public investment project in the history of the State’

Tendering process begins for supply of trams to replace end-of-life vehicles and for expansion of light-rail networks

Travel times between two cities expected to be reduced by 30 minutes with tolls along length of new and redeveloped route

The orbital route around Dublin is a critical traffic artery, but the lack of alternative routes in some areas can lead to gridlock during crashes

Ryanair chief calls for car parks in city centre for electric vehicles and new motorway around M50

The incident involving a lorry and a motorcycle happened shortly after 10am on Friday

Trinity College Dublin-developed free application tracks driver movements to identify scale of cost savings from trading up to EV

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

‘I realised very quickly that the world was not flat and it was full of barriers to entry,’ disability campaigner Jack Kavanagh says at opening ceremony

Traffic light cameras will result in automatic fines for drivers captured breaking red lights

Average speed cameras record vehicles at two distinct points a set distance apart

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

More than 120 parties made submissions on underground rail line during six-week An Bord Pleanála hearing

Some form of congestion charge is inevitable in our cities and large towns by 2030

Cabinet signs off strategy from Minister for Transport that will put pressure on councils to choose between congestion charges or clean-air zones

Aine Wellard spent €50,000 adapting her home on Townsend Street, Dublin

Station could ‘compromise one of city’s most noted cultural heritage anchors’, State advisory body says

Owner of 200-year-old pub scheduled for demolition makes appeal over station naming during An Bord Pleanála hearing

Seven-year construction period would close church and put children ‘in the middle of a building site’, hearing told

Dartmouth Square West resident says ground movement would negatively impact Victorian-era dwellings

Noise expert says tunnel machine noise akin to ‘washing machine’ but residents say they have had little contact with Transport Infrastructure Ireland

OPW says construction of Metrolink line ‘cannot be at the expense of Ireland’s national heritage’, while TII insists any impacts will be ‘mitigated’

Location of planned terminus would have ‘severely detrimental impact’ on surrounding residential area, Jim O’Callaghan tells hearing

More than 120 parties to speak at planning meetings on long-delayed underground line including affected residents and campaign groups

Seat for every passenger travelling to or from airport pledged

Local county councillor described safety deficits on the N80 as ‘more or less an emergency’ just two weeks ago

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

New deal adds €6,500 per acre in disturbance money, up from €3,500 under 2016 agreement

Defendants, including man who used motorway more than 550 times, did not attend scheduled court sitting

Most car tolls are increasing by 20 cent per journey, says Transport Infrastructure Ireland

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

The €1.4bn upgrade would involve the construction of more than 80km of motorway

Works will include construction of more than 80km of motorway between Blarney in Co Cork and Attyflin in Co Limerick