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State to earmark €91.5m for Dublin-Cork rail line improvements

Target is to shorten journey times by 10 minutes

Iarnród Éireann signs deal for 750 new Dart carriages to expand services

French group Alstom will supply 95 carriages initially at a cost of €318m

Iarnród Éireann to spend €500m boosting rail freight services by 2040

State rail company to seek cash from Government and EU to fund plan

New freight service between Mayo and Waterford commences

Similar service between Dublin Port and Ballina was suspended recently due to Brexit

Naturgy puts Irish energy supply unit on market

Spanish utilities giant moves to spin off asset just five years after acquiring the business

Pandemic compensation claim by health staff to be heard

Workplace Relations Commission to hear from unions seeking ‘special recognition’

CIÉ’s ‘bleak’ finances, a Kinsale Spirits NFT and why KBC had ‘one eye on the door’

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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

Ministers seek experts for all-Ireland strategic rail review

Group to consider how rail network can boost city links and aid local development

Key workers in pandemic deserve compensation – Varadkar

Better terms and conditions for private sector to be part of Covid legacy, Tánaiste says

CIÉ transport workers seek extra 10 days of leave over pandemic

Health staff already pressing Government for Covid-19 ‘compensation’

First major Cork greenway could lure 250,000 visitors a year – council chief

22km Midleton to Youghal Greenway set to open by 2023 at cost of about €15m

RTÉ could be close to break even this year having earlier predicted a €36m loss

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State transport companies ‘do not have reserves’ to survive future downturn

Review finds bus and rail providers would not be able to absorb cuts to €314m subvention payments

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