Railway Procurement Agency

Delayed decisions could cause havoc in College Green

Shifting logics on bus routes have stalled the creation of city centre plaza

New archaeology archive is a treasure trove of heritage data

More than 1,500 sites excavated during road and rail building now freely available online

Redevelopment of Hawkins House site hits new snag

City council planners query effect on Poolbeg Street area of proposed office complex

Companies lose challenge over Luas contract process

Somague/Wills claimed errors in tender competition and breach of rules

€110m Sandyford boom site sells for just €10m

Over half an acre of original site was sold to the Railway Procurement Agency to accommodate a section of the Green Luas line

Years, and millions of euro, lost to indecision over Dublin transport

€35m already spent on Dart plans and €150m on Metro North - neither will go ahead

Dublin City Council to activate second camera at Luas lights

System to go live at junction of South Circular Road and Con Colbert Road

Businesses affected by Luas line works feel ‘abandoned’

Car parks highlight ‘confusing and unacceptable’ re-routing of traffic

Michael Nolan named Transport Infrastructure Ireland chief

Nolan spent most of his career in the public service and with National Roads Authority

‘No demand’ for late night Red Line services, says Luas

Council committee says citizens should have equal travel services regardless of destination

Iarnród Éireann says seasonal ‘mulch’ to blame for train delays

Sand, metal filings and gel all used to improve traction when leaves are on the line

Gardaí identify Dublin’s top 10 speeding blackspots

Traffic Corps mounts safety campaign for October and November

Investigation before Luas fire was ‘insufficient’ - report

Railway accident authority report into tram fire condemns earlier response by company

Ancient remains of five people uncovered outside Trinity

College Green may have been cemetery in the past, Luas archeologists say

Luas hits pedestrian in Dublin city centre

38 collisions between motorists and trams recorded in 2013 - up from 24 on 2012

Molly Malone statue gets welded and waxed

Dublin’s famous barrow girl gets a clean up before return to the streets of the capital

From its inception, Luas tramway welcomed by Dubliners

NTA’s plans for bus rapid transit could be more cost-effective than more Luas lines

City centre traffic restrictions due to Luas works

Disruption for at least three months for utility diversion works

Over €3m for city centre block on new Luas line

Sackville House is a three-storey office building which includes five retail units

New cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights at Luas lines

Collisions more common on red Luas line than Green line

European Investment Bank lends €150 million for Luas cross-city line

New line scheduled to open in 2017

River Liffey’s newest bridge to open on May 20th

Rosie Hackett Bridge took more than two and a half years to build

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