Bus Éireann

How have other places fared in the wake of abolishing payment for use of buses and trams?

Declan Toohey’s novel employs a heightened first-person register to mine the idea of an alternate Ireland in the context of academia

Two 24-hour stoppages linked to dispute over pay had been scheduled for start of March

Stoppages on March 1st and 8th at company that operates 20 Dublin and around half a dozen national routes

Eamon Ryan says similar initiatives will help reach goal of reducing State’s transport emissions by half

Bus Éireann asked a three-judge appeal court to cut the award to between €30,000 and €40,000

Transport company clocks up 89.5m customer journeys over the year

Strong public transport figures may show impact of Ryan's initiative to reduce fares

Passengers complain of constant delays to Bus Éireann service on the Waterford-Tramore route

‘Just a Minute’ card was launched in 2019 to help people with communication barriers, but rollout was muted due to pandemic, NBRU chief said

NBRU head Dermot O’Leary praised bus drivers’ wages for educating Taoiseach and warned against worsening terms at the union’s conference

Five per cent discount on all online ticket purchases will be introduced

Families in rural community are struggling to cope with long drives to school, and Bus Éireann isn’t answering their queries

Transport company says €853m group pension deficit remains 'key' weakness in finances

Over 121,000 children at primary and secondary reliant on school buses each day

We look at some of the changes and challenges students will encounter as they embark on the next step of their education

The following are a few tips that might be of help to students as they begin their third-level education

Expansion of services is necessary to increase use, commuters say

‘This will be the worst thing to happen to transport in Cork since they dismantled railways’

Measures seek to encourage greater public transport use by young adults

Bus operators may take legal action over Government subsidies

CTTC wants funding for the 20 per cent discount scheme extended to its members

Damaging winds, rain, sleet and ‘blizzard-like’ conditions expected in many areas

Lengthy meeting hears of threats being made to councillors and city chief executive

Locals claim the proposed lane will reduce parking and will decrease access for older people and those with mobility issues

Conference told barriers still exist for people with disabilities in Ireland

Prof Noel McCarthy is ‘95% certain’ variant more dangerous than Omicron will not appear

Lisa Sheehan awarded €87,000 over stress from witnessing ‘horror’ aftermath of crash

Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus also report disruptions due to staff sick linked to coronavirus

Persistent damage to, and theft of, devices countrywide ‘could be death sentence for patient’

Hydrogen’s role may be substantial in a post-fossil fuel era, in particular in the transport sector

Major green cross-Border initiatives to be confirmed at Shared Island event

Dangerous sea conditions forecast for Thursday morning as 13,000 remain without power

Clare under red wind warning overnight while orange alert extended to Dublin

Bus Éireann suspends all its services in Cork and Kerry on Tuesday

Some 211 vehicles defaced in 55 separate incidents across Dublin since January

Increase to late-night services set to go ahead

Union claim for 10 days’ leave for health staff could cost €377m, HSE estimates

Cost-rental homes planned and European-style extended leases earmarked for legislation

Some services continue to operate at 50% capacity due to Covid-19 health advice