National Bus And Rail Union

Dublin Bus drivers offered 15% pay rises in return for big work practice changes

Management plan would reassign drivers from specific routes to multiple ones

Bus Éireann routes to be put out to tender by transport authority

Services include Dublin-Drogheda routes 101, 101X and 133, 131 between Dublin and Wicklow

CIÉ transport workers seek extra 10 days of leave over pandemic

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

Covid-19 vaccinations for over-70s expected to begin as planned in mid-February

AstraZeneca vaccine hold-up may lead to delays in inoculating older people

Late-night, early morning buses and trains proposed to allow longer shopping days

NBRU tells Minister a once-off timetable could be introduced for Christmas

No buses available for special services for hospital workers, NTA says

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

Bus drivers faced ‘mayhem’ as passengers tried to travel, says union

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

Bus Éireann to suspend Dublin to Belfast service in November

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

Bus Éireann to shut many inter-city routes due to financial pressures

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

Concern over capacity on school buses after new Covid-19 rules

NPHET advises secondary students must maintain social distancing on school buses

Government plan to reopen schools set to cost hundreds of millions of euro

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

State transport firms could face legal issues over Covid losses, union claims

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

High compliance with rule making face coverings mandatory on public transport

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

Gardaí given guidance on new face mask regulations hours before they become law

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

Coronavirus: Number of tests carried out in State exceeds 500,000

Two more deaths confirmed and 23 new cases reported

Non-wearers of masks on public transport face fine and jail sentence

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

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