Tenants due to lose apartments to MetroLink to be offered year’s free rent

Owner-occupiers in the College Gate complex, will be offered market rate compensation, NTA says

Ross unable to say if cross-Border drivers without ‘green cards’ will be prosecuted

If there is no breakthrough on Brexit the insurance industry will begin issuing cards on request from next month

Wrong to exclude Dublin airport from attempt to change flight restrictions – Ross

Bill under consideration to accommodate EU rules on introduction of noise regulator

‘False information’ about Dublin Bus redesign slated by planner

TDs, union officials say some communities will be worse off following network redesign

Some major bus routes will be worse off under €2bn reform plan, TDs warn

Some services look good but those planned for working-class areas will be worse, says Joan Collins

Schools to voice MetroLink concerns at Oireachtas hearing

Proposals include plan to requisition lands used by CLG Na Fianna and two Irish medium schools

What’s going on with the Luas? Commuters complain at overcrowding

Travellers complain over packed trams on Monday and Tuesday

‘Last year alone I’d say I was let down by our transport system over 20 times’

Wheelchair user Alannah Murray (21) was left in snow in Dublin last week because spaces were filled with buggies

Roads operator cuts amount it spends on salt for de-icing roads

Transport Infrastructure Ireland says unopened motorway service costing €19,500 a month

Luas drivers say they have not been adequately trained

Cross City lines are far more complex, with more hazards and busy junctions

Road maintenance budget to be cut by 15% nationally

Fianna Fáil says cutbacks are ‘truly shocking’ and will lead to more potholes on roads

Iarnród Éireann chairman hopes strikes can still be averted

Rail company chief was directly involved in decision to reject pay offer, committee told

Dublin Port Co to pay chief €45,000 over permanency refusal

Eamonn O’Reilly took Workplace Relations Commission case against his employer

Ross accuses vintners of ‘cynical lobbying’ over drink-driving

Minister faces onslaught from rural politicians over plans for automatic ban

Joe O’Toole: Bus Éireann row will be resolved in the usual way

The company and its unions know the Government must make a move at some stage

Politicians urged to back mandatory drink-driving ban

Road victims’ group appeals to committee members to support Shane Ross’s legislation

Call for senior gardaí to be at checkpoints for alcohol

Road safety campaigners want to ensure recording of breathalyser data is reliable

Unions say only inclusive talks can resolve Bus Éireann crisis

Company management to appear before Oireachtas transport committee

In Donegal, a few hard truths must be accepted on road safety

Opinion: Pub car parks are full, drink driving is rising but county’s traffic corps is down 50%

MEP urges payout for Irish Volkswagen owners

Deirdre Clune calls for VW Ireland to act on example set by mass buyback of cars in US

Uncertain fix to VW cheating software

Emissions scandal still a long way from resolution

Volkswagen hopes to begin Irish recall in January

VW Ireland CEO accused of a ‘cover my butt’ PR exercise at Oireachtas hearing into scandal

Irish Volkswagen owners may face wait for a fix

It appears little will be done to remedy the issue for owners until early next year

German prosecutors raid Volkswagen offices

US boss appears before US legislators as Irish MD due before Oireachtas committee next week

Volkswagen says over one million cars in Britain affected

VW Ireland’s managing director has been asked to appear before transport committee

Virgin Atlantic raises concerns over Aer Lingus takeover

IAG rival calls for legally binding agreements as part of Aer Lingus takeover

Political consensus is IAG Aer Lingus deal can be done

Both Government and Opposition believe sale is possible if last few hurdles are cleared

Car clocking still costing Irish motorists millions of euros

Criminalising clocking has not deterred the frauds

‘Process issues’ responsible for dismissal of speeding cases

Assistant Garda Commissioner responds to criticism of GoSafe work by District Court Work

Private car clampers to be regulated for first time

New legislation will see the National Transport Authority regulate clamping

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