Employment Employment rate surpassed 2.45m mark in JanuaryOlder age groups saw higher increases in employment than younger counterparts
Metrolink Trinity College drops opposition to MetrolinkThe university had previously objected to the proposed route on the grounds that it would disrupt ‘sensitive’ scientific equipment on its campus
News Focus Paul Grant of Stena Line: Brexit still rocking the boat for Ireland-UK tradeAs hauliers bypass the UK in the wake of Brexit, markets will have to grow if trade is to ever recover to pre-2020 levels, Grant warns
Sponsored Celebrating those working to drive change for the future of Irish transportThe Electric Vehicle Awards were held at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin on Wednesday, March 6.
Transport Metrolink compensation scheme raised to €75,000 Updated Metrolink scheme will see the establishment of an independent dispute resolution process in the event of damage complaints
Transport Walking and cycling boost Irish cities by more than €3 billion annually - NTAThe state body said that active travel modes took 680,000 cars off the roads in Ireland’s five largest cities
Five Degrees of Change Five Degrees of Change: NTA chief Anne GrahamThe boss of the state agency is dealing with a transformative period of dealing with legacy issues while pushing through innovations
Big Read Explainer: Has Ireland broken the link between economic growth and emissions?Something strange is happening with economic activity thriving while emissions fall, the Business Post has examined the main sectors to see if the descent will continue
News Train services suspended across the country amid heavy surprise snowfallsTrain services are not running between Blackrock and Sandymount stations with significant delays between Dublin and Sligo
Opinion Anton Savage: I’d choo-choose to take the train, if only they made the experience a little more enjoyablePart of the reason some of us may want shorter journey times may well be to lessen our exposure to this travel adventure
Transport Government accused of moving at ‘glacial pace’ as only 4% of state’s car fleet electricGeotab has said there was ‘little hope’ of meeting overall target of 1 million electric vehicles by 2030
Metrolink Wynn’s Hotel demands compensation for MetroLink disruptionThe 170-year old hotel says it will be forced to close for a number of weeks during construction
Companies Stephen Cotter named managing director of CIÉ ToursThe 20-year veteran of the firm was previously the chief operating officer of the firm
Red C Poll Red C Poll: Public divided on plans to remove private cars from Dublin city centreOne-third support the proposals to reduce private car access the city centre, one-third oppose, and one-third have no position
The Last Post Matt Cooper: DUP fears of Casement Park trojan horse towards a united Ireland may scupper its rebirth Jeffrey Donaldson knows that his voters are unlikely to be upset if non-gaelic football is never played at the ground but has no problem taking cash for roads
Jobs Canadian fleet management firm Element to open central leasing hub in DublinThe new centralised leasing centre, supported by IDA, will employ 70 people
Companies Larry Goodman firm says MetroLink work will adversely affect Swords abattoirA representative of the company said works will adversely impact on animal welfare, which will impact meat quality
Planning Dunnes and council in stand-off over Crumlin Shopping Centre parkingThe supermarket wants to develop the vacant shopping centre and retain 400 parking spaces, but the council said it would only allow 114
Infrastructure Plan for Charlemont MetroLink station should be scrapped, Jim O’Callaghan says The Fianna Fáil TD said the metro line should terminate in the city centre rather than at the residential area of Charlemont
Transport Four in five public transport workers experience abuse, survey findsA Siptu survey found that one in five public transport workers reported experiencing daily abuse