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Ambitious plan will see 3,500km of cycle routes linking cities, towns and villages across the country

A COUNTY Limerick politician has questioned plans by the government to reduce speed limits on national, secondary and local roads.

A second core bus corridor has been given the green light as part of the wider BusConnects scheme in Dublin.

W hat a precious thing it is to be able to take a breath. To risk the very breath of life and gamble on a perilous journey is beyond most of our imaginations.

Several Wicklow towns will be part of a new network of cycle routes linking 200 towns and villages across the country.

Green Party leader, Minister Eamon Ryan, is to visit Donegal tomorrow. One councillor is planning to use the occasion to present Minister Ryan with a bag

It follows recent approval for a similar bus corridor from Liffey Valley to the city centre

Justice Minister says it’s ‘fortuitous’ none of those inside truck were killed.

The migrants found in a refrigerated lorry at Rosslare Europort had been forced to cut a hole in the container as they struggled to breathe, it has emerged.

Irelands first National Cycle Network Plan will link cities and towns of over 5,000 people, and total 3,500 kilometres in length.