Dublin Bus

Everything you need to know about the singer’s Dublin gigs on May 5th, 7th and 9th

Private car use lags behind as bus journeys in Dublin and rest of country rush ahead of previous numbers

Eliminating fares for buses and trains would result in just 1% reduction in car travel, Ernst and Young tells NTA

Company warned of ‘ongoing antisocial behaviour and frustration’ due to demand

Two 24-hour stoppages linked to dispute over pay had been scheduled for start of March

Stoppages on March 1st and 8th at company that operates 20 Dublin and around half a dozen national routes

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

Department of Enterprise says drivers must receive a minimum annual wage of €30,000 based on a 39-hour week

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

The decision by Dublin Bus to stop evening service to certain housing estates in Tallaght leaves a community heavily reliant on public transport at a real disadvantage

Road space is a scarce resource that can be used most efficiently by buses, so bus lanes are more valuable than cycle paths

Drivers report 35 incidents of violence, attacks, vandalism and threats with knives in December

Dublin Bus says it is engaging with department and NTA about driver recruitment and service reliability

Public transport journey volumes rise while motor fuel clearances remain lower

Chief executive Billy Hann will also renew apology to passengers who have had poor experiences

Bus drivers may be added to ‘critical skills’ shortage list

Strong public transport figures may show impact of Ryan's initiative to reduce fares

The incident, which took place in the south Dublin suburbs at around 11am on Tuesday was recorded by a member of the public

Driver’s actions in Terenure on Tuesday under investigation by Dublin Bus

Real-time display screens and apps that initially attracted commuters are now causing frustration by promising buses that never arrive

New routes ‘subject to the availability of sufficient driver resources’, says NTA deputy chief

G Spine routes will run from city to west Dublin and docklands

Fianna Fáil backbenchers release commuter survey showing most witnessed anti-social behaviour

Assistant Commissioner for Roads Policing & Community Engagement said portal would be reliant on both funding and confirmation of necessary legislation

Dublin’s round the clock buses have grown in popularity since their introduction with more routes set to open

Adults can travel on late night Dublin Bus service for reduced fare of €2.40

Young man verbally abused before being headbutted while on late night bus home

Union members have voted by a narrow margin to accept a Labour Court proposal that will be backdated to 2019

Karl Griffin loses claim over move to end deal to allow him work only day shift

Transport company says €853m group pension deficit remains 'key' weakness in finances

Dublin City Council told assaults causing harm now higher than pre-pandemic levels

We look at some of the changes and challenges students will encounter as they embark on the next step of their education

The following are a few tips that might be of help to students as they begin their third-level education

Measures seek to encourage greater public transport use by young adults

Officials say St Stephen’s Green not an option as planned route passes 500m from tram stop

Concern at ‘slow and vague timelines’ and absence of Dart Underground and southside metro

Sum of €400 per month being discussed to help with increased costs

Cantillon: The Government has the power to make BusConnects and other investments the success they should be

Company to host a recruitment day on April 2nd at its Broadstone depot in Dublin 7

Health advice unchanged but calls for public to consider behaviour with regard to masks