Department of Transport

Arrive at ‘busy’ Dublin Airport with time to spare, cautions Varadkar

‘Airport experiencing traffic volumes 30% higher than anticipated and are short 300 staff’

Eamon Ryan will support UK move to force minimum wage on ferries

Department of Transport considering British measures in response to P&O mass sacking

British legislative plans against P&O could impact Irish Ferries

UK transport secretary proposes new law to ensure minimum wage for ferry crews

New State pensions auto-enrolment plan will see higher rates phased in over 10 years

Cabinet also set to approve a €10m package of supports for tour operators and travel agents

P&O Ferries sackings will not affect Dublin sailings, says Department

Government admits it has ‘limited’ options under Irish law in dealing with company

Cork P&O ferry worker ‘shocked’ at mass 800 crew layoff

Protests were held at a number of ports on Friday over the decision to sack staff

P&O says it will resume full service in days following crew sackings

Irish-based staff will not be affected by layoffs, UK ferry group assures Government

Government seeks answers on Irish routes as P&O Ferries suspends services

Company, which operates Dublin-Liverpool and Larne-Cairnryan, is making 800 UK seafarers redundant

One in four drivers admit to being over the limit the morning after a night out

One in 10 alcohol-related crashes occur the morning after consumption of alcohol or drugs

Hauliers to get €100 a week State payout due to fuel price crisis

Government agrees temporary measure to support haulage industry through fuel hikes

‘Ridiculous’ that cash payments not accepted at driver licence centres, say TDs

Post offices suggested as a ‘more accessible way’ for people to renew their licence

Would taxing cars by weight be the fairest future option?

The car taxation system is going to have to evolve to meet the electric revolution

Russian retaliation for Irish airspace ban ‘possible but unlikely’

Nearly all Europe’s airspace to be closed to Russian aircraft as other countries join ban

Sanctions on Russia prompt concern for Irish aircraft-lessors

Companies examining how to get back planes that are operating in Russia

Emerald flies first Aer Lingus Regional route

Inaugural flight for new airline is on Dublin-Donegal route

Airlines fear delays in security vetting could hit summer flights

Aer Lingus says plans to hire 500 staff for summer season depend on Garda clerance

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