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Compulsory purchase orders remain point of contention in projects while others would prefer to see old lines reopen to trains

CIÉ’s new CEO Stephen Kent has ambitious plans to redevelop landbanks around Heuston and Connolly and build commercial resilience

Steve Murphy stood down as chairman of the State-owned rail company in February after just two years in the post

Rise agreed nearly 10 months ago has yet to be paid

Some residents in Blackrock and neighbouring areas are not convinced by a proposed solution from Irish Rail to defend against future floods

Building run-off due to recent heavy rain led to temporary closure of rail line

Spanish firm CAF had sued Iarnród Éireann and Northern Ireland Railways challenging the legality of the contract tender process

Former Dublin Bus chairman Ultan Courtney to replace Steve Murphy for a one-year period while recruitment process is carried out

Weekend travel: Works to take place on a number of train lines, including Cork and Galway

Motorists trying to beat the level crossing barrier will be automatically fined and get penalty points

Fingal County Council is finalising designs and expects to submit its application by the end of March

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien said there was ‘flexibility’ in funding under the National Development Plan

However, plans for wider use of cameras at traffic junctions in Dublin have stalled

Dublin-Belfast economic corridor considered key to all-island economy

Rail providers seek to have stay on its awarding lifted

DPER understood to be pushing back against indefinite freeze but full reversal to highest level of fares is not likely

Plus: Malachy McCourt faces ‘public hanging’ in New York, a leafy problem for Irish Rail, and Barack Obama makes a well-timed visit to Dublin

Iarnród Éireann says public consultation will run until October

Nathan Hanlon (19) appeared before Clonmel District Court

Her tenure at the aviation group was marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, and she was credited with leading its recovery from the crisis

Railway worker Ian Walsh found dead at his home in Co Tipperary by family members early on Monday morning

Colleagues of Ian Walsh (49) and those in the industry recall his passion for rail and transport heritage

Ballot on plans to reform pension schemes at State-owned transport group to commence next week

Station to form part of Dart+ South West project and serve population of 26,000 living within 1km

Public-transport company’s revenue increased to more than €1.8bn with more than 300m passenger journeys, Cabinet told

There have been 30 railway level crossing incidents this year resulting in injury or damage

Data also revealed instances of bus passengers not paying for their journeys

NBRU writes to Bus Éireann, Irish Rail and Dublin Bus over ‘near-daily’ problems faced by members

When does the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin start? And other questions answered

High Court is due to hear the cases next June

Huge R&H Hall silos on docklands will be demolished for new €350m development by O’Callaghan Properties

Met Éireann warns of cold nights over the coming days with widespread frost and ice and temperatures as low as minus 8

Rail link scheduled to be completed between 2031 and 2036

Works on the country’s busiest rail line will start on St Stephen’s Day and run until January 5th, with some night works in later months

Competition with Dart leads to frustration for north-south travellers as well as capital’s commuters

Connolly Station and Belfast’s new Grand Central will see 15 services in each direction

The debacle points to a worrying weakness in terms of Irish Rail’s operational capacity

Incidents abroad involving lithium batteries overheating and causing fires on trains and buses have prompted a prohibition from next week

Plan to re-introduce freight rail line to port of Foynes ‘identified a high level of noncompliance’ - report

Demand for ISL courses has accelerated in recent years, leading to a shortage of teachers for the language