New warning signs are to be installed on all Luas trams to warn passengers of the danger of closing doors following a series of “trap-and-drag” incidents over the past two years.

Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has won a planning contribution row, saving it nearly €335,000 in costs, with Dublin City Council regarding the university’s planned new €60m E3 Foundry facility.

A number of Luas trams have been taken out of service after being involved in road crashes.

Some 290 million passenger journeys were taken on public transport last year, an increase of 24 million from 2018.

A large section of the green line was shut down because of a power outage, and a signal fault saw trams suspended on the red line.

Luas trams are running again with delays in the west of the city after being suspended for eight hours earlier today.

The first of 26 new longer Luas trams is up and running on the Green Line.

In a video posted to social media, a uniformed ticket inspector can be seen restraining a young man.

Firefighters and paramedics are at the scene, where there are no reports of any serious injuries.

The country's main transport providers are joining forces to launch a new anti-racism campaign across the public transport system.

The Labour Court has determined that Luas driver Michael Caplis, who was sacked by Transdev Ireland Ltd for ‘moonlighting’ as a taxi driver in his wife’s licensed taxi, be reinstated immediately.

The family of a woman who died following a collision with a Luas tram say they will carry her in their hearts forever.

So that’s nearly Tuesday's wrapped up. Here’s some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

Luas operator Transdev has launched a new safety appeal to road users asking them to remember that only seconds could change their life.

Spice fever is well and truly here with just three days until Spice Girls take over Croke Park.

A firm which has provided security on Dublin's Luas since 2009 claims the operators of the light rail network have wrongfully left them out of the tender process for the contract to continue operating the service.

The driver of the tram said the lighting was bad in the area and he did not see the woman until it was too late.

The State must invest in game-changing public transport projects in Cork to ensure the city can act as a counterbalance to development in the capital over the next 20 years, a planning expert has said.

Here's your lunchtime bulletin.

Parts of the Luas Green Line in Dublin have been rerouted after a medical emergency on a tram.

Luas green line services are only operating between Bridesglen and Balally and from Broombridge to St. Stephens Green due to an incident.

There will be further disruption to part of the Luas red line in Dublin today.

A total of nine deaths were recorded on Irish railways last year — the highest level in more than a decade.

Umbrellas will not be allowed inside the venue and as this is an outdoor event please keep watch on the weather forecast and dress accordingly.

Employment lawyers are eagerly awaiting the enactment of a Bill which should bring some clarity into the increasingly fraught area of data protection rights in the workplace.

The number of people availing of free travel has dramatically risen along with the ageing population over the past decade.

The company that runs the Luas in Dublin is being called on to introduce longer trams and more frequent services as a matter of urgency.

Heavy snow and treacherous driving conditions have already caused travel chaos nationwide — with the worst of the weather yet to hit the country.

More than 20,000 shoeboxes full of Christmas presents for homeless people have been donated by the public.

Rents for two- and three-bedroom homes close to the new Luas cross-city route soared by 21% in the last year.

Travel chaos is imminent as the first of five 24-hour nationwide rail strikes looks set to go-ahead tomorrow.

Rail management and unions were locked in talks at the Workplace Relations Commission late last night to try to resolve a pay dispute which threatens to stop all services over the October Bank Holiday weekend.

Unions at Irish Rail have warned a failure by management to offer a sufficient pay rise without pre-conditions today will trigger a ballot for strike action.

Irish Rail workers have threatened strike action over a proposal to move station staff to new jobs on trains.

Students should take their finances in hand from the start, writes Gráinne McGuinness

Latest: The National Bus and Rail Union has warned of industrial action if more bus routes in Dublin are privatised.

Commuters in Dublin are facing travel disruptions this morning.

Luas operator Transdev has released CCTV footage of near misses between trams and cyclists.

The family of a woman who was killed in a freak Luas accident have settled their High Court action for €548,000, writes Ann O'Loughlin of the Irish Examiner.

The operator of Dublin’s Luas light rail service plunged into the red last year, with pre-tax losses of €612,092, despite seeing record passenger numbers.

A joint venture which came second in the bidding for Dublin’s €368m cross-city Luas line has failed in a High Court challenge to the process of awarding the contract.