Jarret Walker says NTA’s role was to develop the bus plan for the Minister

Drivers expected to support industrial action in dispute over mentoring

Despite strong international competition, semi-state company to continue operation of five routes in city

Tens of thousands face another day of disruption as rail staff to strike on Tuesday

Taoiseach says he does not envisage trip to ‘dangerous place’ going ahead

Tens of thousands of passengers disrupted as staff at rail firm take action over pay

Threats to bus services include Dublin-Clonmel, Athlone-Westport and Dublin-Derry

Taoiseach and Minister for Finance step among liberal economic elite in Davos

State-owned company warns of cuts in premium payments and potential layoffs of staff

Shane Ross says there are no plans to axe six to eight routes or privatise the company

Dublin Bus strike; Government wins Apple debate; New IPhone released

Iarnród Éireann staff to vote on strike action, result of Dublin Bus staff ballot due on Friday

Twenty-two lucky bus drivers due to start their shift at 6am

Company says Dart drivers breached contract by taking unofficial industrial action

Rail workers seek 25% pay increase following cut backs and change in ‘industry norm’

Luas drivers to get 18.7% rise over three years as St Patrick’s Day strike action cancelled

Iarnród Éireann faces possible industrial action as efforts continue to avert tram strike

Paschal Donohoe addresses Transdev’s controversial plan for replacement service

Union says company will not engage with drivers and traffic supervisors to resolve the pay dispute

Dispute at light rail system set to escalate as Siptu says company would only talk to two grades