Authority responds amid reports of healthcare workers being left at bus stops

NBRU says drivers faced difficulties trying to accommodate passengers under Level 5

Minister says no town will be left behind as a result of closure of inter-city bus services

Services between Dublin and Cork, Belfast, Limerick and Galway will come to an end

NPHET advises secondary students must maintain social distancing on school buses

Extra teachers, enhanced cleaning regimes and curriculum changes form centrepiece of package

Bus Éireann losing €700,000 weekly, NBRU tells Oireachtas committee on Covid-19

Garda association and bus union both say they are not responsible for policing regulation

Masks will be mandatory, in most cases, on public transport from midnight on Sunday

Two more deaths confirmed and 23 new cases reported

Drivers say they expect gardaí to police measure which takes effect from Monday

NBRU calls for a night time commission to facilitate socially distanced 24-hour society

NBRU claims public are not heeding advice about wearing masks or coverings

NBRU urges staggered opening times for schools and restructuring of workplaces

NBRU in no mood ‘to entertain’ job losses at firms as a result of Covid-19 financial problems

Union says relaxing coronavirus restrictions poses difficulties for public transport

National Bus and Rail Union tells members the State-owned transport company has expressed concern about its future viability

NBRU says talks with transport companies under way to see if services can continue

Unions,employers meet Government about coronavirus arrangements

Areas of NRBU concern include Palmerstown, Sandymount, Clondalkin and Tyrrelstown

Most incidents concentrated in about ‘half a dozen hotspots’ around the city

Drivers have been robbed, stabbed and had replica gun pointed at them

Anti-social behaviour drives unions’ demand for special security units on buses and trains

Union calls for better protection for workers after Halloween anti-social behaviour

Union says driving bus in ‘concrete jungle’ is ‘onerous’ and will bring findings to pay talks

Operation Twintrack will see up to 50 gardaí on rail services in Dublin and manning train stations around country

Security presence and CCTV at central bus station to be increased after assaults on staff

Union chief signals September 16th action and cites ‘outrageous thuggery’ on system

Drivers recount their experiences of being threatened and racially abused

Union says antisocial behaviour and thuggery on public transport is on the rise

NBRU warns row brewing over lack of sanitation facilities for bus drivers

NBRU to warn of industrial action over route outsourcing and anti-social behaviour

Minister for Transport Shane Ross said to be ‘concerned’ and taking issue ‘very seriously’

Overburdened transport systems are increasingly grappling with anti-social behaviour

NBRU calls for safety screens and scheme to ensure continuation of normal pay

Warning follows stabbing on board a train travelling from Dublin to Drogheda

Government is considering the move amid surge in public order incidents on trains

Stephen Kent has been chosen to lead State-owned firm through ‘transformation’

National Transport Authority proposes 10% of Bus Éireann routes should be put to market

Experts say BusConnects is a better system for the city, but not everyone agrees