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Transport Minister Shane Ross is to seek advice on whether he will have to now sell his shares in NTR tolls.

Left-wing TDs have warned of a summer of industrial unrest unless employers back down on pay disputes that are set to take centre stage.

THE decision by the Luas drivers to call off the strike planned for next weekend to facilitate talks must be welcomed.

Anti-Austerity Alliance TD Paul Murphy has said ongoing Luas strike action is a “good thing”.

IBEC says the Luas strikes due tomorrow and Easter Monday are bad for Dublin and the overall tourist industry in Ireland.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today.

IT is gratifying to learn that wiser heads have prevailed in the Luas strike in Dublin and that tens of thousands of people will be able to enjoy the St Patrick’s Day celebration in the capital without having to go to extraordinary measures to attend them.

Good afternoon. Here’s all the news you need to know this lunchtime.

The director of the Workplace Relations Commission has urged both sides of the ongoing Luas dispute to “step down their rhetoric” ahead of proposed strike action next week.

A man with “a propensity to violence” has been jailed for seven years for an unprovoked and savage attack on a man.

Dublin drivers are being told that O'Connell St has reopened fully after an incident involving the Luas.

O'Connell Street has re-opened in both directions following an earlier collision involving a car and a Luas.

Two men remain in garda custody after the discovery of a hoax bomb along the LUAS line at Dublin's IFSC yesterday.

Tonight's Lily Allen concert at the O2 in Dublin will provide the first major hurdle for the new Luas extension in the Docklands.

Gardaí investigating Wednesday's incident when a Luas tram and a bus were in collision in Dublin city centre to question Hundreds of pedestrians and motorists, it was revealed tonight.

A double-decker bus which was involved in a collision with a tram in Dublin’s city centre had been given a green light, transport chiefs claimed today.

The northbound side of Dublin's O'Connell Street has been reopened to traffic this morning following yesterday's incident when a LUAS tram and a double-decker bus were in collision.

“THE next Taoiseach to arrive at platform 2 is heading for Big Trouble, calling at Election Disaster and Heave Junction on the way...”

Six people in Dublin are recovering today after being injured in incidents involving the Luas overnight.

A middle-aged man died after being knocked down by a Luas as he crossed tram lines.

Two separate investigations have been launched into an incident that has left a 20-year-old in a critical condition in Dublin's Beaumont Hospital.

HOW to change a national addiction to the car is one of the big challenges facing the government as it attempts to bring about a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

TRAFFIC chaos was caused in city centre Dublin yesterday afternoon after a crash on the Luas line at Queen Street.

IT was a case of win or Luas with the St Patrick’s Day parades yesterday.

Two people have been taken to hospital following a collision between a Luas tram and a car in Dublin.

A man has been hospitalised following a collision between a car and a Luas tram in Dublin city centre this morning.

The first Luas tram is being unveiled in Dublin city centre today.