Monday 3 October, 2022
Leap fares are being reduced by 33% while cash fares are being reduced by 43%.
The standard initial charge has increased to €4.20.
Videos on social media showed holidaymakers walking through the alternate tunnel alongside the 50 kilometre rail route between Britain and France.
Insurance Ireland says it is unaware, at present, of any motor insurance products in Ireland designed for e-bikes.
The system has been suggested as a kind of gateway to light rail infrastructure.
Iarnród Éireann has apologised for any inconvenience caused and has advised customers to check times before travel.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee says a taskforce is examining the expansion of late-night public transport for when nightclubs get the green light to stay open later.
A feasibility study is set to be carried out but campaigners fear it will take a “Dublin-style” approach.
The scheme was first announced in 2019.
Taxi fares are set to rise by 12% on average from 1 September.
Transport fares were cut earlier this year.
BusConnects Cork is hoping to increase fourfold the number of people who use public transport.
The 90-minute fare will be reduced to €2 for adults and 65 cent for children.
Dublin Bus CEO Ray Coyne also said that any decision to go fully cashless would be taken by government.
Some passengers experienced lengthy security delays recently at the airport.
The 80 kilometre new dual carriageway will stretch between Cork City and Limerick.
Industry representatives have said demand has not returned to pre-pandemic levels and rising fuel costs are adding pressure on drivers.
The plan aims to reduce traffic congestion but critics say it would hurt Ireland’s climate objectives and fail to solve the problem.
The funding is split between constructing new facilities, upgrading old ones, and programmes like Smarter Travel and Green Schools.
A Status Yellow rain warning was issued for the county this evening.
€7 million of a one-off €10 million fund has been earmarked for improving the experiences of people using mental health services.
Counties in Ireland are currently under either Status Red, Orange or Yellow weather warnings.
From 28 November, the price of some Leap Card and cash payments will change.
However, 32% of car owners overall do not plan on making any change to the number of journeys they take.
Wales has temporarily stopped building new roads, pending a review of projects as part of climate measures.
The agriculture sector has been targeted with the lowest change – a 22% to 30% reduction in emissions.
The plan was published today for public consultation.
Kieran Mulvey will lead the talks to solve the industrial relations row between management and air traffic controllers.
This plan is expected to commit €35 billion in spending on transport up to 2030.
Pelletstown Station is situated 12 minutes from Dublin city centre.
The project was due to be completed by 2027.
The new system is expected to take full effect on the motorway by early 2023.
A viral joke in early August claimed that the light rail service in the capital was now free of charge.
The change comes into effect today.
Investment in cycling and walking is increasing – but campaigners say change isn’t happening quick enough.
