Final farewell to the 46A, Dublin’s most famous bus route
Outbreak of nostalgia as the 99-year-old service ends on Saturday
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Ireland in the 1980s was backward, poor and stagnant. Some politicians want to bring us back there
Those who challenged the existing consensus were routinely condemned as Thatcherite by commentators and union leaders who were comfortable with the failed status quo
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
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
Crunch time looms for CIÉ pensioners as they voice fears for the future
Retired personnel say their living standards are being eroded, with some facing poverty as their pensions have been frozen for 15 years
Former CIÉ employees ‘having to watch what they eat’
Transport group’s pensioners protest against their benefits being frozen at 2008 levels
Veteran of Irish business Tom Toner has died
Inaugural chairman of Forfás held directorships with a number of major Irish groups right up until his death on Saturday
First-time visitors to Ireland: ‘Some people have saved up all their lives to come here’
Rosita Boland travels with a group of enthusiastic first-time visitors to Ireland
Review of CEO pay in commercial State firms looks at rates in private sector
High profile semi States including ESB, DAA, VHI and Bord na Móna have called for greater flexibility on pay to retain talent
CIÉ reports first surplus in seven years amid record passenger numbers
Public transport semi-State warns of pensions ‘cloud’ despite surplus
CIÉ agrees to arbitration for case seeking possession of Johnny Ronan-tied site
Tanat secured planning permission in 2019 to demolish the existing Tara House on the site to build a hotel and office block
Judge urges CIÉ and employees to agree a deal on funding firm’s largest pension scheme
Dispute centres on Superannuation Scheme 1951, which has assets worth €1.5 billion and nearly 5,000 members
Trade unions Unite and NBRU in talks over merger
NBRU would retain its own identity within the Irish wing of Unite
Revenue clampdown could spoil the office party as taxes hit workplace celebrations
Seen & Heard: Bank of Ireland motor finance redress, CIÉ site proceedings, future of Tara Mines, Dublin Airport cap poll and Porterhouse sale of brewery to Conor McGregor
Heuston masterplan aims to house people along the Liffey at new gateway to Dublin city
Ambitious plans by semi-state transport company CIE to build new 1,000 apartments at Heuston Station in Dublin would draw in residents from surrounding areas with new bridges crossing the river
Risk attached to High Court action a big factor in pension decisions at CIÉ, retired workers told
Up to 2,200 members of superannuation scheme hear uncertainty over court case influenced decision to maintain 15-year pensions freeze
Dublin’s vacant buildings: From the Iveagh Markets to the Rialto Cinema, here’s the story behind 16 empty properties
From the Iveagh Market to the Rialto cinema, some of the striking historic buildings around the city that are being allowed to fall to pieces
Higher costs push Dublin Bus to small pretax loss for 2022
Passenger numbers rebound sharply as Covid impact recedes but driver shortage hits services
CIÉ's pensions time bomb ready to explode
State-owned transport company says it’s ready to pull plug on scheme for new entrants
Worries over CIÉ pension scheme as group trims losses despite end of Covid supports
Revenues at transport operator up 15%, while recovery in public transport usage in wake of pandemic ‘one of the fastest experienced’ worldwide
Celbridge Dart plan gets green light to move to planning application
Cabinet decision comes as An Bord Pleanála announces delay of up to nine months in Dart extension to Maynooth
Is Ireland doing better at public transport than we thought?
Other countries would do well to follow Ireland’s example, according to one expert
Dublin’s ghost ship: Future of capsized ferry remains in watery limbo
MV Naomh Éanna has had a long and winding journey from its CIÉ service days to its current home, listing in a Ringsend dock
Higher costs drive €53m after-tax loss at CIÉ
Transport company says €853m group pension deficit remains 'key' weakness in finances
Plan unveiled for 2,800 affordable homes in Limerick
Land Development Agency Colbert Quarter plan involves largest transfer of State land to date for housing
CIÉ transport group signals it will implement changes to pension scheme
Plan for managerial/administrative grades estimated to have €550m deficit
CIÉ staff back proposals to reform pension scheme
Scheme for managers and administrative staff has deficit of estimated €550m
CIÉ faces pension scheme wind up threat over €550m deficit
Provision for managers and white-collar grades ‘non-compliant’ with legislation
CIÉ group warns it is ‘balance sheet insolvent’ due to Covid-19
State-owned transport body could report €50m in commercial losses for 2020
Concern grows over CIÉ’s €1bn pension deficit ahead of vote on reform
Rejection of Labour Court proposals could lead to financial and industrial uncertainty
CIÉ faces pension deficit of nearly €1bn, Oireachtas committee told
Two pension schemes must be ‘de-risked urgently’, says group’s chairwoman
State agencies to play a significant role in the development land market in 2020
Dublin City Council rezoning of land banks and Glass Bottle site sale down for decision
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