Recovery across the continent is slow, but the two biggest manufacturers are cushioned by sales in China and the US

To meet our climate goals we must address demand, including measures to make sustainable transport the default option  

The council got permission to use of a compulsory purchase order to acquire 169 parcels of land and the extinguishment of public and private rights of way.

Decision to route path along busy road rather than on the waterside have angered some — but residents have defended the choice

Data centres and transportation among the sectors in Ireland driving surge in demand for gas power

However the Government is to fund all of the €19.8m cost up from a previous commitment of €8m

Public can mix between cars, micro-mobility, rail, and bus in one app

M20 route and and a new rail connection between Cork and Limerick is expected to be known by August or September

15.5% of people in rural Ireland have difficulty accessing a bank, while 10.4% have difficulty accessing a post office

A €45m investment in dozens of walking and cycling projects in Cork has been described as the true start of a “game-changing” transport plan for the city region.

If drivers are driving differently, is it safe to assume that pedestrians are pedestrianising differently?

The Transport Minister 'had little choice' but to stand down his opposition to the motorway, a source told the Irish Examiner.

The long-awaited €58m Coonagh to Knockalisheen Road is seen as a means of opening up the Moyross estate

Willie O’Dea gave voice to the possible threat of Fianna Fáil TDs not supporting Green measures when they need to be voted upon in the Dáil

The principal of Corpus Christi school in Moyross said the the long-awaited €58m Coonagh to Knockalisheen project is much more than a road

The world’s energies are focussed on breaking the pandemic’s grip. How could it be otherwise? Nevertheless, other issues, other known knowns, are bubbling away. The climate crisis is foremost among those.

The company currently operates a fleet of 450 e-scooters in the UK 

Hauliers staged a protest on the N73 in recent months, claiming the 'deplorable condition' of the road is likely to cause an accident sooner rather than later.

Study reveals that 'forced car ownership' is prevalent in many counties

The importance of sea links that allow us bypass Britain's landbridge have been highlighted by the ban on passengers or freight from the UK

A tender for up to 800, battery-powered, double-decker buses was published by the Government on Monday 

The Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has been told PCR testing must be in place for December to facilitate Christmas travel

Country’s medical advisers are clear they are not recommending any non-essential travel out of the country

Only the Kerry to Dublin flights will remain

Cork has “huge potential” to build a range of new greenways “relatively quickly”, according to the transport and environment minister.

The Cabinet has awarded the contract for the multi-million upgrade of the Dunkettle interchange in Cork to contractors Sisk.

A resurgence in cases across Europe has resulted in renewed travel restrictions

The initiative aims to have all services accessible within a short walk or cycle from home

The aviation industry is turning to a do-it-yourself approach

Hotels Federation said they are hugely concerned about the proposed Ryanair base closure at Cork

There was a strong recovery in volumes after the initial lockdown in April

City councillors have approved plans for new bike lanes near Cork's two largest third level institutions.

Ryanair has cut its annual passenger target to 50 million passengers from a forecast of 60 million made in July as Covid-19 renders the winter a "write-off", Group Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said.

British prime minister Boris Johnson has insisted the UK will “prosper mightily” regardless of the outcome of EU trade deal negotiations after haulage bosses warned of “significant gaps” in border preparations.

Ryanair flew 7 million passengers last month, up 59% on July as it returned to a more regular schedule but still less than half the number it flew a year earlier before the COVID-19 pandemic hit air travel.

Norwegian aims to rebuild operations, albeit on a smaller scale

While passenger numbers fell, air freight has increased this year

The volume of cars is returning to pre-pandemic levels, while the amount of lorries on roads are now exceeding the same period last year, according to Central Statistics Office (CSO) data.

Flights through Cork, Shannon and Dublin increased by 59% last month compared to June as travel restrictions were eased following the Covid-19 lockdown.

With a recent expenditure increase announced by the government, now might be the ideal time to take advantage of the Cycle To Work Scheme, as Gráinne McGuinness explains

Airport had recorded a profit last year over just over €1 million

Cork Chamber has said pre-flight testing for coronavirus should be introduced to bring back 'credible' levels of passenger numbers of key routes from airports like Cork.

An engineering firm has been appointed to identify route options and develop initial designs for the proposed €1bn Cork light rail system.

Appeasement of people who panic-buy toilet roll but won’t cover their mouth and nostrils in enclosed public spaces won’t work