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Quarter Two of 2026 is when the public can first expect to start boarding trains at Waterford’s new train station on the North Quays, according to Irish Rail CEO Jim Meade.

Sensors have been attached to mobile phone masts around Dublin to measure how much greenhouse gas the city emits.

Bray-Greystones rail service fare will increase by 15%, while fares on the Kilcock-Dublin bus service will increase by 20%.

“It is just by the grace of God that I am not on my hands and knees digging my children out of rubble,” said Cllr Sinéad Sheppard during an emotional speech at a recent full council meeting.

The five-year Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan has delivered almost 100 new services in two years, but Eamon Ryan thinks rural transport services are still a long way from the ideal

Connolly says the current language is gendered but is stronger than what is being proposed.

TDs debated the wording of the referendums which will be voted on in March.

A pro-Palestine protest and an anti-government demonstration were held at opposite entrances to Leinster House on Wednesday.

The figure surpasses the previous record of 807,000 passengers achieved in 2019.

Fossil-fuel boilers have been effectively “phased out” in new homes in a shift towards renewable heating systems, the Department of Housing has said.