Eamon Ryan's recent controversial comments were based on the then-unpublished National Transport Authority report conducted by Ernst & Young

Leo Varadkar said there would be “genuine problems” with free public transport costing and capacity

People Before Profit’s Bríd Smith said: "The bulk of journeys undertaken by older people at present under the current free travel scheme would probably be labelled ‘unnecessary’ by the same research."

Currently, the carrot looks insufficiently big or attractive to command the scale of transition that is needed to reduce the use of car transport here.

The new digital displays will provide passenger information in Irish and English

Parents at Douglas Rochestown Educate Together National School were informed that Bus Éireann is sourcing a vehicle to transport 50 pupils to the school

An empty unscheduled train struck a clamp being used to replace a nine-metre section of defective rail on the Dublin-Cork line 18 months ago

Some 80kms of active travel infrastructure has been planned to link Cork and Limerick, as well as improvements to public transport

The addition of new bus routes will result in 61% of people in Limerick City living within 400 metres walking distance of a bus stop

Also confirmed on Wednesday morning is the plan to go ahead with a pilot programme that would see vending machines installed on select trains

The public now has six weeks to make its views known on the revised changes

Analysis of various routes by National Transport Authority showed people were still taking inter-city trips but passengers taking shorter-hop journeys had ended

Appetite for public transport picking up significantly, among young people in particular, new figures show

The frightening prospect of greener, people-friendly streets and convenient amenities has sent the online right – and Tory MPs – into a tailspin, writes Oliver Wainwright

However, as inflation is now 'trending down', that will be factored in when measures are being decided

AMT Coffee kiosks have been closed at Kent station in Cork, and Dublin's Heuston and Connolly stations since November

The Douglas Rochestown Educate Together national school opened at its new premises on Carr’s Hill on January 23, after previously being located in Garryduff

They will also provide protection to the roundabout at the northern end of Rice Bridge as well as the proposed new Transport Hub on the North Quays

The Dutch city of Amsterdam spent €60 million to create a parking structure that can store 7,000 bicycles in a submerged facility at the city’s central train station

Business owners on MacCurtain St prepared to endure another nine months of disruption because of the long-term pay off

The Athlone route is the first to launch under the Department of Transport's Pathfinder programme, which will see other similar services rolled out across the country over the next three years

Three men in their 20s have been arrested, along with a woman in her 30s 

Lack of public transport affects those without cars including the refugees being accommodated in Trabolgan holiday village

Bus and rail drivers are tired of feeling unsafe at work, and are calling on Government to address the issue

With Cork ranked 71st-worst in the world for congestion, traffic chaos seems destined to reign supreme until the development of an effective public transport system, says Michelle McGlynn

The sole service continuing to Blessington Road will be the 65 as it is the only service for many residents in the area

'We could have free transport in the morning and our buses would still be stuck in gridlock traffic', Dan Boyle told Cork councillors

Finance minister says major investment is 'happening at the moment and there is an awful lot more of it to come'

Convenience stores and newsagents unhappy at commission they would receive under new contract between An Post and the National Transport Authority to deliver Leap retail services

There has been a lack of ambition in cities and towns across the country to improve walkability despite the myriad proven health benefits, writes Catherine Conlon

There is no specific commitment to introduce congestion charging, but public servants may see a reduction in the availability of car parking.

Infrastructure improvements around the city and county costing €300m are needed if Cork is to avail of the new fleet of carriages, Cork Chamber said

The carriages will be used in the DART system as well as for a future rapid transit system in Cork.

The survey of 500 young people found that more than 90% of 16-24-year-olds judge protecting the environment to be very important.

Proposed changes to Cork city’s car parking policy could encourage more dependency on the private car, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has warned.

Transport minister said most of the toll operators are independent, not owned or directed by the Government

The emergence of remote working is a great opportunity to revitalise rural Ireland, but people will need a good transport system to make the move

Calls for State to fund extra bus and train services when Cork hosts big events with many fans enduring waits of up to two hours to get home

The people of Cork were outflanked by Virgin Media Television’s Tommy Bowe yesterday, as the former rugby star added to his growing repertoire of early-morning TV witticisms.

Just seven of more than 1,600 appeals by families over access to school bus places have been heard over the last month, prompting calls for an overhaul of the system.

There were demands for a full double-decker service every half hour, for the re-instatement of the 226a service, and for the installation of covered shelters at all stops

NTA tells Oireachtas committee that software improvements and a reduction in cancelled services will improve the situation

A public meeting heard complaints that capacity issues on the route have left students stranded on the side of the road and passengers who didn’t pre-book tickets denied boarding

Until we have sustainable, worthwhile, and effective public transport systems, gridlock will remain with us.