Transdev is to introduce signs on Luas platforms after what are described as 'Trap and Drag' incidents.

A new five-year contract has been signed that will see €1bn invested in the country's rail infrastructure.

Track workers in Scotland “narrowly avoided” being hit by a train travelling at 125mph, investigators have found.

The long-awaited €3bn transport strategy for Cork, which is finally due to be unveiled next week, is expected to recommend massive investment to deliver a reliable high-capacity bus system as a precursor to a Luas-type rail service.

There is major disruption for rail passengers in Dublin this evening.

It is after they were shut for Christmas Day and St. Stephen's Day.

A motorist has smashed through a level crossing at Porterstown, in Co. Dublin, causing major delays across rail services.

The EU may be about to boost passenger rights for people travelling by train.

Disruption to rail services on the south side of Dublin will continue across the weekend.

The number of people commuting into Dublin city on bus, train or Luas every morning has reached record levels.

It is part of a proposal which will also allow rail drivers to be tested for drugs.

It is after signalling equipment was damaged in a fire at the weekend.

Transport officials are considering relocating the country's newest train station in a bid to improve passenger numbers.

Bus transfers are going to be in place today for train commuters between Dublin's Heuston station and Waterford.

Shares in Stagecoach have plunged after the UK effectively renationalised ownership of a main train link connecting London and Edinburgh, questioned the company’s financial state, and promised no bailouts on the lossmaking route. The shares fell up to 14% in London.

Irish Rail says the Dart line should be extended to commuter towns using hybrid trains.

Transport Minister Shane Ross is being urged to “get on with” resolving the Iarnród Éireann pay dispute after being accused of being more interested in sending tweets about Manchester United and “fantasy” North Korean trips than his own job.

Unions have accused both the board of CIE and management at Iarnrod Éireann of “aping Oliver Twist” in their “embarrassing” approach to seeking funding from government for Ireland’s rail network.

Rail passengers are facing days of disruption in the coming weeks after unions voted for a series of 24-hour all-out strikes in their long-running row over pay.