STT claims operator Transdev obliged to include it in bid as it is a subcontractor

Inquest told tram not travelling with full beams at time of incident near St James’s Hospital

Tram service says no financial information was compromised in attack which has shut down website

The event invites people to fill wrapped shoeboxes to be given to homeless people

Michael Kelly (43) suing tram operator over injuries suffered in Dundrum in 2012

Michael Kelly’s ring got caught as he climbed over fence to get to platform at Dundrum station

Pedestrians distracted by phones are ‘more likely to walk in front of tram,’ Transdev says

Government is considering the move amid surge in public order incidents on trains

One hundred water supply schemes ‘at risk’ as Ireland records hottest day since 1976

Transdev proposal to keep Luas running to keep tracks clear ‘nonsense’, says Siptu

Chair of emergency body expects school transport to run subject to local conditions

Concerns have been raised construction works could have a detrimental effect on city centre trade

Brendan Marshall alleged he was assaulted and defamed by security guard on tram

Travellers complain over packed trams on Monday and Tuesday

Catherine Martin said she was ‘inundated’ with complaints from constituents using the service

‘Line-wide’ fault renders ticket machines unable to accept passengers’ card payments

Seven 55m trams to be deployed in Dublin in effort to tackle chronic crowding issues

The fitting of rubber strips along tracks to aid safety was rejected for being ‘too expensive’

Tram users complain of overcrowding and long waits for trams during rush hour traffic

Malfunctioning traffic lights contribute to city-wide gridlock during morning rush hour

Dublin choked on its traffic and failed cope with cross-city movement this morning

Commuters frustrated as congestion causes early morning delays in Dublin city centre

Leo Varadkar a ‘big fan of light rail. Once built it requires no subvention whatsoever’

Cross City lines are far more complex, with more hazards and busy junctions

Shared running with other vehicles on city streets may cause delays and safety problems

Special award for effect on climate change goes to Luas operator, French firm Transdev

Regulator says ‘constructive’ dialogue in place after previously strained relationship

Racist crimes continue to rise according to latest data from State’s tracking system

From mid-July, there will be testing with unoccupied trams during the day

Judge says ‘two children’ would not have behaved like plaintiff and security guard

Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus are currently recruiting apprentice mechanics

First test of new Luas Cross City line set to go ahead in mid-June this year

Incident at Harcourt stop saw operator Transdev stop trams between city centre and Beechwood

Just eight from 180 drivers are female, but cross-city project triggers Transdev invitation

Words in adverts similar to those used by campaign to repeal Eighth Amendment

Male passenger refused to stop filming Luas staff on his phone, say Transdev

Luas drivers reported 320 incidents this year, while customer complaints also down

Two transport operators pull out of competition to run private bus routes in Dublin

Immigrant Council of Ireland reports increase in discrimination against Muslims

Company expects to book significant capital gains on Transdev unit, which operates Luas