We are advising Luas customers that no tram services will run this Thursday and Friday (February 11/12) and next Thursday and Friday (February 18/19), due to strike action.

A range of items including statues, street furniture, paving items, bollards and railings have been removed to protect them during the construction project. Whilst they are in storage they are being cleaned and repaired if necessary to the best possible conservation standards.

We are delighted to have won an award for the GDA Cycle Network Plan at the Cycle Planning Awards 2015 held in Walthamstow, London on September 14th 2015. The award was described as follows: This award is to recognise the most cycle friendly policy of a local authority. This is open to any local government…

This is the second private operator to whom the Authority has awarded a Public Service Obligation contract (ie covered by state subsidy) – for the provision of bus services which are socially necessary but financially unviable.

Schemes will launch to the public this autumn – bikes have striking red-and-black design and automatic gear-change.

View the infographic with statistics and interesting information on the first 10 years of Luas.

Annual event encourages regular cyclists to team up with a novice cyclist and clock up points over a three week period. Participants were awarded points for social and leisure cycles with extra points awarded for cycling on the commute.

Opening to applicants in early July, the scheme will offer grants, nationwide, of up to €10,000 for the purchase or conversion of a new WAV – and a sliding scale, with lesser monies being available for older cars. Cars older than 6 years will not qualify for grant support under this scheme.

The National Transport Authority are making a presentation to the Oireachtas Committee on Transport this morning, the two particular areas of our activity upon which the Committee wishes to focus are the construction of Luas Cross City and plans for transport infrastructure.

Bulletin focuses on passenger statistics in respect of heavy rail services provided by Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) and Luas light rail services provided by the Railway Procurement Agency (RPA).