Jo Bamford, owner of Wrightbus and clean fuel business Ryse-Hydrogen, says the North and Britain should strive to promote net-zero carbon solutions

Fine Gael believes 42 road projects in National Development Plan are protected from being axed or delayed under the Transport Minister’s assessment process

Big two coalition parties will point towards a specific sentence in the Programme for Government, while the Greens can counter by highlighting commitments to prioritise spending on public transport, cycling and walking

Freight and haulage interests urge government to stress the importance of protecting the supply chain from Ireland to Europe

If consumers are reluctant to fly in 2021, the airline industry will have to take its share of the blame

Rescue package of €205 million this year won’t be enough to counter drop in passenger numbers on top of earlier deficits

Website and app connect rural customers with coach hire operators, even allowing some passengers map their own routes if enough others join ride-share service

British plane and train builder sees Ireland as a growth market for rail infrastructure

The app will incorporate the Dart and Luas networks as well as all bus operators

Airport’s new north runway due in 2021 would involve the banning of take-offs and landings between 11pm and 7am

The decision by An Bord Pleanála is significant because the use of compulsory purchase orders for greenways has been given the seal of approval