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NTA and Bus Éireann announce significantly enhanced Route 243, Newmarket to Cork and introducing Route 519, Charleville to Cork
Route 243, Newmarket to Cork will provide an enhanced service of ten daily trips, seven days a week. A new Route 519, Charleville to Cork will provide two morning services, Monday to Friday. The National Transport Authority and Bus Éireann are enhancing bus Route 243 services, Newmarket to Cork. They are introducing new bus Route...
TFI Local Link Route 356 to be enhanced from Ballinroad to Clonmel
From the 30th of June, TFI Local Link Waterford Route 356 will be increasing services between Dungarvan and Clonmel. This enhanced route is part of the Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan which is a major national public transport initiative developed and funded by the National Transport Authority (NTA) as part of the Transport for Ireland (TFI) Network....
Electric Vehicle Grant Scheme Reopens for Taxis, Hackneys, and Limousines
The Minister for Transport today announced the reopening of the 2025 Electric Small Public Service Vehicle (eSPSV25) Grant Scheme. The full announcement can be found HERE. The scheme will reopen on Monday 23rd June 2025 at 10am. The eSPSV25 Grant Scheme provides funding to owners of small public service vehicles, such as taxis, hackneys and...
Safe Routes to School Annual Report: Programme marks major milestone with 400+ schools actively involved
The Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programme marked a major milestone in 2024, with over 400 schools now actively participating in efforts to make walking, cycling, and wheeling to school safer and more accessible for children across Ireland. The 2024 SRTS report The Safe Routes to School Annual Report 2024 is available to at the...
TFI Local Link Route 280 to be enhanced from Waterville to Killarney
From Monday the 23rd of June, TFI Local Link Kerry Route will be enhanced from Waterville to Killarney via Killorglin. This enhanced route is part of the Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan which is a major national public transport initiative developed and funded by the National Transport Authority (NTA) as part of the Transport for Ireland (TFI)...
NTA’s role as the Approving Authority for public transport projects, including in the National Development Plan
Opening Statement by Hugh Creegan, NTA Chief Executive (Interim) Opening Statement to the Joint Committee on Infrastructure and National Development Plan Delivery “Cathaoirleach, Committee members, thank you for the invitation to appear before the Committee today. I understand that the Committee wishes to discuss the NTA’s role as the Approving Authority for public transport projects,...
New Leap Zonal Fare Structure for Dublin Commuter TFI Bus Services to Take Effect June 16th
Revised fares for commuter bus customers to be introduced under a new Leap zonal fare structure are to take effect June 16thth. This follows changes to rail fares that were implemented in April. The revisions give effect to the NTA’s National Fare Strategy published in 2023 and NTA Fares Determination published in 2024. Under those...
NTA launches new Clamping Awareness campaign
A new public awareness campaign, “Be the Clamp Champ”, has today been launched by the National Transport Authority (NTA) to help educate drivers on common parking violations and how to avoid being clamped altogether. The campaign aims give clear, practical advice to help cut down on the number of clamping incidents in towns and cities...
NTA and Dublin Bus announce extension of Route L14 to Cherrywood
The National Transport Authority (NTA), in partnership with Dublin Bus, are extending Route L14 to Cherrywood via Shankill. The extended service will begin operation on Sunday, 15th June. Bus Route L14 connecting Southern Cross, Bray, Palermo, Shankhill, Loughlinstown, Laughanstown and Cherrywood, incl Green Line Luas This significant enhancement nearly doubles the coverage area of Route...