End of the line for Ireland’s luxury sleeper train
Covid-19 blamed for end of Belmond Grand Hibernian, which will move to mainland Europe
Cork’s ‘Shakey Bridge’ reopens after €1.7m refurbishment
Pedestrian suspension bridge in Sunday’s Well is the only one of its type in the country
Billy Morton’s Santry Stadium a beacon for sporting endeavour
If Minister of State for Sport Dara Calleary is looking for ideas, the old Santry sod a good start
DAA offers workers up to two years’ wages in redundancy plan
Semi-State that operates Dublin and Cork airports expects big drop in passengers
Spike in demand for pilot and aircraft engineer licences
Irish Aviation Authority says it has made all necessary arrangements to separate safety regulation and air navigation
IRFU faces €10m loss if rugby does not resume this year
Professional rugby could remain behind closed doors until a vaccine is widely available
Shane Ross: ‘I lost a friendship with Mattie McGrath completely. He got totally personal’
The most hated man in rural Ireland? 'It's wrong', says the defeated Minister
Alan Kelly and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: Who are the Labour leader contenders?
Kelly was deputy leader under Burton, while Ó Ríordáin served as a junior minister
Shane Ross appoints panel to hear airport charges challenge
DAA is appealing controversial ruling by regulator that it cut passenger levy by 15%
Deadline looms for appeals on Dublin Airport passenger charges
Department sets January 24th as closing date for appeals to aviation regulator’s ruling
Shane Ross: ‘Going to Cabinet meetings was a weekly ambush’
Minister recalls testy relationship with Enda Kenny and looks forward to general election
Irish Coast Guard warns against over-reliance on mobile phones when at sea
‘Phone coverage at sea is limited and unreliable,’ it said
IRFU has no interest in acquiring FAI’s stake in Aviva Stadium
Rugby body met Department of Sport officials about football organisation’s finances
Storm Atiyah makes landfall on west coast: ‘Extreme caution’ advised
Fishing vessels take shelter in anticipation of strong winds and waves of more than 14m
Senator warns of violence if loyalists pushed too far over a united Ireland
Senator Ian Marshall says civic dialogue is essential to discuss the future after Brexit
Lansdowne Road station closure led to crowding and delays, review finds
Dart station near Aviva Stadium was closed during Ireland match as test for Euro 2020
Coast Guard lifejacket concerns ‘separate’ to Catriona Lucas fatality
Lucas found lying face down in the water and lifejacket not inflated during 2016 boat capsize
Fáilte Ireland tender sparks turf war with Tourism Ireland
Tourism Ireland complains to Government over sister agency’s plans
Hospitality sector needs to check in to green practices
What is the Irish hospitality and tourism sector doing to ensure tourism on the Emerald Isle is as sustainable as possible? Not enough, say environmentalists
New trams, rail cars and buses planned in €2.7bn transport budget
Carbon tax funds will go to increase number of charging points for electric vehicles
Council to crack down on Airbnb property owners who flout law
Dublin City Council expects to have 12 additional staff to enforce rules on short-term lets
State organisations on standby as Storm Lorenzo expected to hit Ireland
National emergency group warns of high seas, severe winds and heavy rain coming
Greyhound owners ‘furious’ over suspension of industry’s promotion to tourists
Head of IGB says there is a positive story to tell about about racing ‘but it’s not getting out’
Dutch shipping company to offer new route from Waterford
Move will open up exporters in southeast to international trade routes
Lack of lifejacket part of reason for Mayo fisherman’s death - report
Aisling Patrick boat capsized after being struck by two waves in choppy waters
More passport e-readers for Dublin Airport in bid to cut delays
DAA says it has not been asked to segregate passengers from CTA and rest of world to ease queues
Passenger numbers soar at Republic’s airports, but Shannon fails to take off
Traffic at Shannon fell 5.1% in first quarter, while Dublin Airport saw increase of 7.57%
Investigation into FAI records could lead to prosecutions
If failure to keep proper accounting records proven, then potential sanctions can be serious
His days at the FAI look to be over but never say never with John Delaney
The association needs to be careful at a time when it is still embroiled in a very grave crisis
Silent John Delaney leaves many questions unanswered
FAI delegation would have been relieved to return to Abbotstown after a long day
FAI controversy has echoes of Olympic Council of Ireland saga
Association’s board facing questions over governance and John Delaney’s leadership
Atmosphere between Ross and tourism chiefs chillier than a white Christmas
Caveat: Minister’s huge ego has led to problems with industry figures
Ireland’s plans for a no-deal Brexit - the highlights
Plans under way to buy land and employ more staff for no-deal
The year of slow news, fake news and ‘Love Island’
2018 had everything: scandals, outrages and some terrible slurs on journalists
CIÉ appoints Lorcan O’Connor as new chief executive
First challenges will be to tackle pension shortfall and manage State company’s properties
Shannon Airport chief criticises lack of Government support
Airport will have to spend €10m on baggage screening upgrade
Extra €15m for projects outlined in new National Sports Policy
Retention of 9% VAT rate for sporting facilities and increased investment welcomed
Budget 2019: State to spend €286m on transport and infrastructure
New buses for Dublin and ports to be upgraded
Budget 2019: The full text of Paschal Donohoe’s speech
Minister for Finance announces planned Government expenditure for next year
Shane Ross appears to be in no rush to fill vacancies on board of Irish Aviation Authority
Cantillon: With challenges such as Brexit looming, why the lack of progress in critical area?
Air travel safety watchdog planning for post-Brexit flight chaos
‘There would be a danger that flights to the UK could halt’, Oireachtas committee hears
Tourism industry warns no-deal Brexit would cost it €260m
Umbrella group due to meet Government to discuss worries over UK exit from EU
Kerry Airport plans overhaul of arrivals and departures area
New facilities are being designed to cope with increased passenger demand, airport says
Sports grants: check how much your local club has been allocated
Funding allocated to hundreds of clubs under Sports Capital Programme
Third of Coast Guard buildings lack running water or bathroom
‘The station is just a building with an insulated roof’, says officer in Mayo
Every school sports-hall request rejected as cost put at €800m
Government turning down all applications despite PE’s addition to Leaving Cert
Minister has not approved IAA appointment, months after deputy CEO offered the job
Ross plans to split aviation authority into two sections to regulate safety and air traffic control
Road safety campaigners appointed to board of RSA
Minister for Transport encouraged by progress outlined in mid-term review of strategy
Motor tax revenue to be paid directly to central government
Exchequer finances rearranged so funding of domestic water services can come from State
DAA chairman Pádraig Ó Ríordáin to step down next month
Ó Ríordáin was officially named as chair in 2012 and reappointed in 2015
Miriam Lord: Rolling moan gathers no Ross
Minister for Transport nowhere to be seen in Dáil despite 24-hour rail strike
Budget 2018: €2bn for roads, transport and boosting tourism
Government allocates €112m for spending on selling Republic as holiday destination
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