Dublin road closures: See full list of disruption as EU meetings trigger State’s biggest-ever policing operation
Rolling road closures will be in place across Dublin city centre with some Irish Rail and Luas services affected
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EU meetings and public sector strike to disrupt Dublin roads and transport
All the restrictions and changes expected this week amid widespread industrial action and large security operation
Plan for new coastal neighbourhood on east side of Galway city unveiled
Up to 2,500 homes could be provided as part of proposals to transform about 84 acres of land, Galway City Council says
First works to enable extension of Dart line to Kildare and Meath to start this weekend
O’Brien says work to lower existing track levels at bridges between Hansfield and M3 Parkway stations will allow for future electrification
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Making public transport free for World Public Transport Day would encourage more of us to use the service
Bus and rail fares to be reviewed annually, NTA chief tells Minister
Move could mean passengers set to absorb 15% price hikes in January face increased fares in future
Bank holiday travel disruption ahead with Dublin Marathon road closures and rail line works
More than 22,000 set to compete in long-running event as Irish Rail puts on extra early morning services to capital
Rail IT contract awarded to firm that did not own intellectual property, Minister says
Darragh O’Brien says procurement issues around the Irish Rail project are now being addressed ‘very seriously’
Irish Rail seeks to recover damages from contractor over scrapped software project
Rail operator tells Oireachtas committee that Spanish IT firm Indra has issued its own claim over shelved traffic management system
All sides primed for a fight in Dáil over plans to scrap the triple lock
Inside Politics: Uproar in chamber as debate dredges up old wounds, while Jim O’Callaghan’s long war rumbles on
IT firm seeks up to €30m from Irish Rail for scrapped technology project
Irish Rail to tell Oireachtas committee it terminated contract for new traffic management system in July
‘Absolutely chaotic’: Passengers frustrated by overcrowding on Irish public transport
Irish commuters face the daily reality of jam-packed journeys, with some describing services as a public health risk
New battery-electric trains due to arrive next year in bid to relieve overcrowding on services
French-built units planned for use on Dublin-Drogheda line will allow for reallocation of other trains to different routes
LDA does not ‘pay ransom money’, chief executive says after €2m bungalow deal
Move was ‘pragmatic’ one so former Central Mental Hospital site could be turned into homes
New camera at Kerry railway crossing to target drivers breaking red lights, speed limits
Automatic camera will photograph licence plates of drivers who fail to stop when red lights flashing at crossing
Irish Rail services into Dublin from Newbridge disrupted by signalling issues
Train services between Hazelhatch and Heuston have been affected, with delays of more than an hour
‘Appalling attack’: Man forced into bin and pushed on to railway tracks at Dublin Dart station
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident at Harmonstown station on Sunday night
My train fare may go up by €606 and that doesn’t include the seat
Charging more for a creaking service doesn’t seem like a winning transport strategy
Pre-budget boost from soaring corporation tax receipts
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How will Irish Rail keep trains running after firing company behind new signalling system?
Irish Rail, having fired Indra, wants to directly award contract to Siemens Mobility
Electricity firms seek change in pricing model to promote switch away from gas
Levies and network charges on electric bills ‘deterring consumers’ from green choices such as heat pumps
Mother pays tribute to ‘beautiful boy’ who died in crash at Mayo railway level-crossing
Eoin Doyle loved sport and dreamt of playing for Manchester United, funeral hears
Bord Bia’s spending rules breach and why the Irish are such good savers
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Dispute over failed Irish Rail IT project could end up in court
Delays introducing system by Spanish IT multinational Indra Sistemas leaves train operator holding €50m write-down
More than 200 property owners face compulsory purchase orders for Dart+ West
Expansion of Dart line aims to serve numerous communities with services at least every 10 minutes
‘The staff agreed it was ridiculous’: Irish Rail’s inflexible approach to flexible tickets leaves reader at a loss
Company might argue it is covered in its hard line by the terms and conditions, but that doesn’t do much for customer relations
Irish Rail fires IT firm behind much-delayed project and prepares to seek damages amid €50m writedown
But software specialist Indra says critical information on railway network was not shared with project team
Eoin Doyle (12) killed in Mayo rail crash remembered as ‘talented athlete and artist’
Shane Morgan, principal of Cloonfad National School which the boy attended, said the school community was heartbroken
Boy (12) dies and man injured after train hits car at crossing in Co Mayo
Irish Rail says the line between Westport and Athlone has reopened as of 4.10pm
Irish Rail and the Government put Ballsbridge motorists ahead of Dart users
This is shown by their studious inaction on level crossings in south Dublin
Irish bus and rail fare hikes of up to 35% are confirmed
It is envisaged increases of more than 30% on some tickets will take effect from January, says National Transport Authority
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