Bus Éireann fares across Cork, Limerick and Galway will fall by almost 50% on some routes as part of a major new restructuring of ticket prices.

Traffic lane changes are coming into effect on some of the busiest roads in Dublin City Centre this weekend.

Major changes to traffic flow in Dublin City Centre will come in to force on Sunday.

The total number of people using public transport services in Cork last year rose by more than 7%, according to figures from the National Transport Authority.

A cluster of metal boxes housing electric cabling for the Luas at College Green in Dublin is being likened to a "mini stonehenge".

Parts of Dublin's south quays are to completely close for eight days from Friday week.

The face of a male skeleton found outside Trinity College during Luas Cross City works in 2014, has been digitally reconstructed.

Shane Ross has said he will address the controversy surrounding Máire Whelan at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

A new plan to create a pedestrian friendly space right in the heart of Dublin has been officially launched.

The hard work and consensus-building of centrists in most European countries, including Ireland, is our best defence against the chaos of political populism, writes Paschal Donohoe.

WHEN Transport Minister Shane Ross prepared to appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Transport yesterday, he had a choice of mode of transport: he could have taken a bus to Leinster House from his home or his constituency office in south Dublin or strolled the brisk walk from his department’s main office on Leeson Lane to Kildare Street. 

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.

Ireland is to receive around €200m with which to build social housing next year from the European Investment Bank (EIB).

The Phoenix Park Tunnel line is now open to commuters for the first time in more than a century, connecting stations between Kildare and Dublin.

The Phoenix Park rail tunnel reopens this morning for the first time in over a hundred years.

Dublin’s Spire acts like a super-sized ‘Google Maps’ pin to locate this compact Dublin city centre hotel on O’Connell Street, one which had housed five homeless families until they were rehomed in late July.

Tens of thousands of commuters in Dublin will today use bikes, taxis, cars, and any other mode of transport to get around as a 48-hour Dublin Bus strike begins.

After 12 days of strikes and disruption to hundreds of thousands of passengers over the last four months, the Luas dispute finally appears to be over.

Cars will be banned from key streets in Dublin City centre in a radical transport plan to make the capital more cycle and pedestrian friendly.

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The Government has secured funding from the European Investment Bank for a Luas link-up project in Dublin, which is set to create 800 consstruction jobs.

Work on the new cross-city Luas line in Dublin is to start "within weeks".

The contract has been signed for the start of the new Luas Cross City line.

The Luas extension through Dublin’s docklands to the Point Depot moved a step closer today after the Government received an application for the 1.5km route.