Buying Dartmouth Square houses in Ranelagh ‘to cost more than €30 million’ – The Irish Times
Agreements have been made to purchase a number of homes along the proposed MetroLink line, with the cost…
Cameras installed to catch drivers breaking red lights at Dublin level crossing – The Irish Times
Cameras to detect and prosecute drivers who break red lights will be used for the first time in…
Plan for cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights in Dublin is shelved – The Irish Times
The installation of traffic cameras at junctions in Dublin city to catch motorists who break red lights has…
Luas Green Line extension faces fresh delays following court challenge – The Irish Times
The extension of the Luas line to Finglas in north Dublin, the first expansion of the tram system…
Heavy congestion on M50 due to bin lorry fire · TheJournal.ie
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M50 reopens following bin lorry fire near toll bridge – The Irish Times
M50 reopens following bin lorry fire near toll bridge The Irish Times Delays on M50 as firefighters battle waste…
Kildare motorists on their M7 traffic ‘nightmare’ – The Irish Times
Motorists commuting from Co Kildare to Dublin are calling for a dedicated incident response unit to be set…
M50 congestion can only be fixed through Government policy change, says TII – The Irish Times
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has said it has “done everything we can do” to alleviate traffic congestion on…
Ghost buses ‘simply not acceptable’, Minister for Transport says – The Irish Times
The “phenomenon” of ghost buses on certain routes is “simply not acceptable”, the Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien…
MetroLink facing ‘inevitable delay’ following legal challenge from Ranelagh residents – The Irish Times
Construction of the MetroLink rail line is facing an “inevitable delay” following a court challenge to the decision…
8,000 workers needed for its construction, with many coming from abroad
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The toll operators that collected €476m from drivers on Ireland’s roads last year – The Irish Times
Ireland’s history with toll roads is long and winding. Our first toll was introduced in 1729, early enough…