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Dublin Bus
Dart services resume after ‘major disruption’ due to overhead line damage
Services had been suspended until 8pm, but delays and altercations remain
Fare dodging on Dublin and Cork rail services cost Iarnród Éireann €4.6m in 2024, NTA study finds
Data also revealed instances of bus passengers not paying for their journeys
Dublin traffic changes: Pearse Street ‘noticeably quieter’ since left-turn ban
Dublin Bus welcomes latest phase of Dublin city centre traffic plan
Irish Rail, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann workers to vote on CIÉ pension deal
Retired staff to get first increase in 17 years
Retired CIÉ staff in line for first pension increase in 17 years
Former Irish Rail, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann staff set for pension increases of up to 5% in deal to be announced on Thursday
Now that I am a bus driver extraordinaire, I can pass my wisdom on to you
There’s no point in daintily pumping the huge brake pedal with your toes because next thing you’ll be through the window of a Spar
Dublin Bus services still restricted in wake of firearm incident despite ‘productive’ meeting
Stops for 7 and 13 routes suspended earlier in April after man produced weapon and told driver he would ‘blow his head off’
Bosses of commercial State bodies in line for huge pay rises following remuneration report
Bosses of commercial State bodies in line for huge pay rises following remuneration report
‘Safety of public transport workers must be a priority’: Union demands action over antisocial behaviour
NBRU writes to Bus Éireann, Irish Rail and Dublin Bus over ‘near-daily’ problems faced by members
Dublin Bus is seeing major rise in anti-social behaviour, including violent and racist threats, chief says
Dublin Bus chief says rise in incidents reflects what's happening on city's streets
Dublin Bus driver ‘threatened with gun’ as union withdraws services
Bus services have been withdrawn from the Mountjoy Square area in Dublin 1
Letters to the Editor, April 18th: On biological sex ruling, Easter rituals, the Grace report and wind farms
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Diversity at Dublin Bus: ‘Nationality should not come into play here’
Eighty five countries of origin are represented among the company’s employees, while the number of women drivers has risen 147 per cent in five years
Dublin bus routes move, paving way for traffic-free Parliament Street
One of the final blocks on pedestrianisation removed from this Sunday as traffic changes continue
St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin: What time does it start, where does it begin and is Dublin Bus running?
When does the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin start? And other questions answered
Work-to-rule by Dublin Bus maintenance workers suspended
Management and unions agree to enter ‘intensive’ talks aimed at ending long-running dispute next week
Disruption to Dublin Bus services expected to escalate in coming days
Impact of work to rule by overnight maintenance staff likely to impact on availability of vehicles
Disruption possible as Dublin Bus maintenance workers start work to rule on Sunday
Some cancellations may occur from Tuesday as buses fail to come back into service overnight
Dublin Bus services between Heuston and UCD restored after policy U-turn
Direct connection between Heuston and UCD had been lost following implementation of the BusConnects network redesign
Bus operators hit with €5m in penalties as Go-Ahead draws fresh complaints over ‘ghost buses’
Dublin Bus and Go-Ahead faced performance-related deductions of €4m and €761,000, respectively, for first three quarters of 2024
Dublin’s new bus routes: How are you affected by new services replacing 46A and others?
BusConnects: A total of 13 new bus routes began across Dublin as part of the NTA redesign
Dublin’s 13 new BusConnects routes start on Monday 27th: How will your service be affected?
New lines servicing Dublin Airport, hospitals across the capital, and third level colleges including UCD, TCD, DCU and TUD
No more number 13 bus to Ballymun as route set to end at Mountjoy Square
Many services will change from Sunday as new routes take over under Bus Connects network
Final farewell to the 46A, Dublin’s most famous bus route
Outbreak of nostalgia as the 99-year-old service ends on Saturday
Storm Éowyn Dublin update: Extensive damage in the capital as shops, transport and services begin to return
Status red warning has passed for capital with fire crews clearing fallen trees and some public transport services resuming
Storm Éowyn: Widespread damage anticipated as storm is expected to bring 130km/h gusts
Red weather warnings across Ireland see public warned to take shelter
Dublin Bus crashes near City Hall after driver appears to lose control
Male driver taken to hospital and no other injuries reported
When the 46A ends in two weeks I will say goodbye to those first feelings of freedom and adulthood
A month after we thought we were saying farewell for good, the poor 46A is still traversing Dublin city, handbag in hand and mortified about all the fuss
Increased security on Dublin Bus routes after video shared of driver striking child
Dublin Bus ‘investigating’ footage showing alleged altercation at stop along 140 route
Dublin Bus depots ‘at full capacity’ as fleet increases
State-owned transport company may have to find alternative for its existing garage at Conyngham Road which is being earmarked for potential redevelopment for housing
Almost 40 gardaí board Dublin buses in safety blitz targeting antisocial behaviour
Visible Garda presence initiative used to deter antisocial incidents, which Dublin Bus says have doubled in five years
Bus journey times cut by up to one third on Dublin’s Liffey quays, NTA says
Private traffic restrictions introduced last August improve bus reliability but transport body remains concerned about Dart times
CIÉ Group warns its pension bill set to increase to unsustainable levels
Company concerned High Court ruling means solvency requirement more onerous for it and employees while pensioners press for end to 15-year pension freeze
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