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Services from Waterford to Rosslare have been lost. Might the line to Limerick be next to go? RENEWED fears have been expressed over the future of Waterford’s rail connections. At the November plenary meeting of Waterford City & County Council...

The numbers of people using sustainable modes of transport to travel into Dublin city centre increased further in 2016, and now accounts for over two thirds of all journeys. According to the Canal Cordon Report 2016 published by NTA and Dublin City...

Iarnród Éireann came into being 30 years ago on 2 February 1987. Since then, there has been a revolution of timetables and services with the rail network being updated from the steam age to one of the most modern and safest in Europe. Prior to the formation...

Luas Cross City Construction for the Luas Cross City project in Dublin commenced in June 2013, with an aim to integrate the city’s public transport network. Once finalised, the project will provide an extension of the Luas Green Line from St. Stephen...

Today’s collection of headlines form the realms of economics, politics, and the environment begins with a tale of sobering implications from RT: Self-organizing robot armies produced – and all thanks to ingenious termite logic Harvard ...