The NTA has published its Public Transport Investment Report for 2021. Last year it saw its funding for the Public Transport Investment Programme grow to €535.2million. This represents a 78% increase…

Transport for Ireland (TFI), along with Invisible Disability Ireland, is launching the “Please Offer Me a Seat” Badge and Card for passengers with invisible disabilities to use when using public transport….

Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan and the NTA have launched the 50% public transport costs reduction for students and young people. The half-price fares took effect from Monday 9th May. The new low fares apply…

The largest and most sustainable ever order of fleet for Ireland’s public transport network was confirmed as Alstom were awarded a contract by Iarnród Éireann (IÉ) for up to 750 new rail carriages over…

The National Transport Authority is pleased to announce the return of public transport to full capacity. This means that seating will no longer be blocked off on-board buses, trams and…

Improving the public transport system in Ireland has been a constant challenge for Governments over the years and it is a problem that needs to improve. Here are five ideas to…

Getting Big Data and commuter usage to plan and help us build the transport networks of the future will go some way to making good on the shortcomings of the…

We’ve grown used to the sight of buses on the street, overcrowded tram cars and constantly late trains. Public transportation is an essential part of many people’s daily lives, but…