The state’s largest semi-state transport firm in terms of customers increased its profits as the financial penalties imposed by the National Transport Authority (NTA) almost halved to €4.67 million.

Dublin Bus has received a number of complaints after a blind woman fell and was injured while disembarking

Adjustments, Irish Rail said, are being introduced as part of the National Transport Authority’s (NTA) latest "fares determination”.

The National Transport Authority successfully prosecuted 58 cases of operating unlicensed taxis in Waterford in 2024. That is according to figures released to the Waterford News and Star following a request for information.

This comes after complaints from passengers about disappearing services in the greater Dublin area

Routes to be introduced in Phase 6a will serve communities between Dublin Airport, north Dublin, the city centre, south Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, and north Wicklow.

The worst of the storm is expected to hit on Friday morning with winds predicted to reach up to 130kph.

Defence counsel said the man came to Ireland in 2005 and has been a taxi driver for 15 years with a completely unblemished record and generally sent his earnings home.

By way of judicial review, the traders are seeking to challenge traffic changes and restrictions on the use of private vehicles at O'Connell Bridge.

Uber said the increase to taxi fares will disproportionately affect workers in the hospitality, entertainment, and nightlife sectors.

Between 2022 and 2024, the cost of operating a taxi rose by roughly nine to 11 per cent

It has been dubbed 'Gluas' by locals and could cost €1.34 billion or more, but the study believes it could reduce car journeys in Galway city by 10 per cent.

The companies, which have registered offices in Co Monaghan, say the removal of regular traffic will have a “catastrophic” effect on the commercial viability of their site.

The ban includes those that can be folded and carried - but does not apply to e-bikes or mobility scooters.

The increase in taxi fares will take effect on December 1st

The NTA has launched a public consultation on the proposed fare increase following its regular two-yearly review of charges in the industry.

The case asks the court to overturn An Bord Pleanála’s approval of the 8.3km road project from Blackrock to Dublin City Centre

The prosecution was brought by the National Transport Authority under Section 46 of the Taxi Regulation Act 2013

Plans to end direct rail services between Wexford and Dublin have been described as contrary to the Government's green agenda

The National Transport Authority has published the findings of a large-scale survey looking at travel habits around the five largest cities in the State

Punctuality and reliability were cited as the main reason for commuters being satisfied with all types of public transport modes.

The Green leader pledged to make cycling feel safe for everyone.

Over 308 million journeys were made on public transport last year

The new timetable took effect on Sunday