Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Agency responsible for roads network says decision to defer toll charge increases until June will cost State up to €16m

Transport Infrastructure Ireland plans to locate a MetroLink station partly under the city park

Other countries would do well to follow Ireland’s example, according to one expert

Bill’s weight limit for unladen vehicle of 25kg would block sharing schemes, innovation and safety features, suppliers claim

Vast gulf between planning and execution tarnishes the credibility of our democracy

Proposals will govern future rail development in the capital and surrounding counties

Bypass will remove 40% of the 13,000 vehicles, including 700 heavy goods vehicles, passing through the town daily, says TII

Incoherent approach to multibillion euro development indicates that the National Transport Authority is making it up as it goes along

It is hoped the bypass, which opens Friday afternoon, will end long tailbacks in the town

Smart Money: The exchequer faces a big loss as more and more electric cars replace petrol and diesel. Motorists are likely to be asked to fill the gap

Dublin city traffic officials advise councillors against January increase of 36 per cent

Large lorries diverting onto city streets pose threat to vulnerable road users, council says

Decision will cost State €12.5m to cover lost revenue for TII and toll road operators

TII chief to outline potential consequences of deferring planned increases in tolls to transport committee

County councillors says new road ‘pavement’ could reduce noise levels

Taoiseach and Tánaiste have questioned planned ‘steep increase’ in toll-road charges but Minister for Transport has expressed no criticism

Tánaiste says work under way to see if possible to ‘mitigate or defer’ hike due on January 1st

Government officials knew about the planned motorway toll hikes in early September, before the budget was announced, Minister tells committee

Minister says road maintenance and public transport could be hit if toll rises are reduced by Government

International investment funds provide the money, and take the risk, for our motorway network

Sinn Féin’s transport spokesman Darren O’Rourke said the increases are ‘a massive blow to workers and families’

Increase announcement is ‘very unwelcome’ says Varadkar

Eamon Ryan is bringing 30 transport ‘pathfinder projects’ to Cabinet in bid to speed up completion

Estimates for ‘mostly underground’ line range from €7.6bn to €12.25bn

Transport Infrastructure Ireland says traffic at Rosslare and Cork ports way ahead of comparisons with 2019

The decision to have a metro for Dublin was made a long, long time ago

Developers Killegland Estates Ltd bought land for just over €1 million with residential zoning in place

Dublin should follow example of Rome, Paolo Serpi says

Local authority had been given permission for 120 social and affordable homes at Cabra site

Women feel vulnerable to harassment and assault travelling alone, report states

Michael Viney: Toll of human traffic casualties is dismaying enough, but annual toll on wildlife is also extraordinary

Peter Walsh has over 40 years’ experience in civil engineering and replaces Michael Nolan

State’s former envoy to UN urges profession to play part in facing climage-change trials

Plan to build homes on East Wall site deemed at odds with finishing circular motorway

Project costing €1.2 billion to go to An Bord Pleanála by 2023 for planning approval

Transport Infrastructure Ireland working with local authorities to keep motorways flood-free

Cabinet set to approve funding for project next month, says Michael Creed

TII says it has failed to reach agreement on cost with contractor Sisk

Efforts by investment giant to lobby for land rezoning shot down by south Dublin council

Increased traffic restrictions due ahead of fresh application in the new year