Luas

Economic recovery was always going to be accompanied by pay expectations, as workers sought to regain the ground conceded after the economic crash. Un(...)

The strikes at Luas, Dublin Bus and elsewhere this year cost the trade union Siptu more than €500,000, its general secretary Joe O’Flynn has said. H(...)

The Government, in its public service pay provision in the budget, has strongly reaffirmed its commitment to the Lansdowne Road agreement. There is (...)

Gardaí in Dublin have urged all road users to help reduce the number and severity of road crashes after the number of fatalities in incidents in the c(...)

There were delays of up to 20 minutes on the Luas green line on Thursday morning after a disruptive passenger was removed from the tram at Beechwood L(...)

Lower -paid civil servants are seeking the Government to speed up the pace of pay restoration. Their trade union also said the outcome of the Luas a(...)

People should not be frightened that the country is going back to a 1970s-style era of strikes, the new head of the Workplace Relations Commission ha(...)

Credit unions, cosmetics retailer Lush and An Post are the strongest organisations and companies for “customer experience” in Ireland, according to a (...)

As Dublin Bus strike talks continue this afternoon, commuters are advised to prepare alternative transportation ahead of another 48-hour bus strike wh(...)

About 400,000 people used alternative transport in Dublin city today as Dublin Bus services came to a halt due to strike action at 9pm on Thursday. (...)