A second day of disruption around the country due to fuel protests as public transport in Dublin city severely affected and fuel depots in Galway and Limerick blocked

Gardaí said there were slow-moving convoys across Dublin and in counties Tipperary and Clare on Tuesday night.

There were delays to the electrification of depots in Phibsboro and Summerhill because of an objection to plans for the infrastructure and the material to be used in respect of a “heritage” granite wall.

Flooding is reported in a number of areas of north Dublin

Ciara Murray, of Ashley Avenue, Swords, Co Dublin, said she had been on her way to work and had just stepped off the bus after the driver had opened the doors.

Leanne Kelly (34) told Judge Martina Baxter to “fuck off” and to sentence her on Tuesday instead of putting the case back for a governor's report and urine analysis.

Trams are not running between Abbey Street and the Point as a result of an operational issue.

The Luas Green Line remains out of action, with city businesses warning of lost trade as engineers work to fix a critical power fault.

Philip McMahon – a driver with Dublin Bus for 28 years – was dismissed for gross misconduct after his refusal to take the drugs test at the Summerhill depot on July 1st, 2024.

A bus service will run between Connolly and The Point while repairs are ongoing to the Georges Dock bridge.

A number of people were taken to hospital for treatment, but gardaí say no serious injuries were reported.

Following an assessment, the bridge has been found to be structurally compromised.

Ionut Christian Biraz (39), of no fixed address, was charged with assault causing harm to the 63-year-old bus driver

Áine Wellard, a disability advocate from Dublin, intends to seek redress under the Equal Status Acts

The state’s largest semi-state transport firm in terms of customers increased its profits as the financial penalties imposed by the National Transport Authority (NTA) almost halved to €4.67 million.

Grace Boland has called for a joined-up approach to Dublin's concert transport, and said that people should not be left stranded after concerts due to a lack of public transport.

Bus Éireann set out the cumulative cost of the proposal that was balloted on “and stressed that it had made a loss of €4.2 million in 2024 and was projecting similar losses for 2025”.

Dublin Bus has received a number of complaints after a blind woman fell and was injured while disembarking

Figures released under freedom of information legislation by the National Transport Authority show the highest fare evasion rates in 2024 were on DART and commuter rail services with 6.9 per cent of passengers not having a valid ticket for their journey.

Leanne Kelly, 34, who is from Wicklow but of no fixed abode, was accused of torching the bus on O'Connell Bridge.

There was a threat against a bus driver by a man ‘who appeared to be wielding a gun’, a union has said.

The workers who are members of SIPTU are looking for equal pay with another group on a higher grade.

The 24-hour E1 and E2 services become operational in January as part of phase 6a of the National Transport Authority’s (NTA) BusConnects Network Redesign in Dublin.

Sean Mc Millan, (31) of Ashgrove, The Baskins, Cloughran, has been directed to pay it off at the rate of €50 a week and it will take him almost 20 years to do so.

This comes after complaints from passengers about disappearing services in the greater Dublin area

The incident happened in Rathfarnham, Dublin 14, on May 29th 2024

Routes to be introduced in Phase 6a will serve communities between Dublin Airport, north Dublin, the city centre, south Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, and north Wicklow.

Dublin Bus will have 45 additional departures and night service routes on specified dates.

The court heard the man bit his former partner on the cheek and on the wrist, dragged her onto a bus, hit her and threatened to kill her

Attendees will meet with female drivers and inspectors, who will share their personal stories and insights about life on the road

He was speaking as Dublin Bus said it will deploy security guards across services amid a sharp increase in incidents of anti-social behaviour.

The number of reported incidents of anti-social behaviour on Dublin Bus services has doubled since 2019.

Valid tickets are being accepted on Dublin Bus services for the duration of the disruptions

Sonia Connolly (37) is accused of violent disorder on a bus in Dublin last May

Gardaí and emergency services are currently at the scene of a single-vehicle traffic collision on the N11 in Stillorgan, Co Dublin.

The results, which highlight fare evasion rates on public transport bus companies over an 18-month period to June 2023, were released under freedom of information legislation.