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# Transport

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A new €160m ferry between Dublin and Holyhead will be the biggest of its kind in the world
'The system is too lenient': Speeding drivers could face a ban even on first offence
Over 200 new wheelchair accessible taxis added to the fleet in 2017
Plans for an office block that could scupper the entire Dart underground have been blocked
'I asked myself, why should I stay as CEO? The only reasons were control, ego and power'
An office block that could scupper the entire Dart underground has been knocked back
'It's a TRACKING app, where did those four minutes go?': Complaints made about Dublin Bus
Israel to name new Western Wall train station in Jerusalem after... Donald Trump
From being overcharged to the car 'smelling like a zoo': Why people complain about taxis
'The minister is talking about the Man United game instead of the rail strike'
A passenger called 'a liar' by an inspector has settled a defamation case against Irish Rail
The story of Ryanair's turbulent year... in 12 photos of Michael O'Leary acting the maggot
A liquidator has been appointed to the firm behind motor website Car Buyers Guide
Ryanair has revealed plans to recognise cabin crew unions
Poll: Do you think it's time for Michael O'Leary to step down as Ryanair boss?
Ryanair will recognise unions for first time in its history in bid to avert Christmas strikes
Irish Ryanair pilots have served notice of a strike five days before Christmas
Dublin-based Ryanair pilots have voted in favour of industrial action
Signal failure causes major traffic disruption during Luas Cross City's first weekday
Video: The Luas Cross City is fully operational for the first time
Ryanair threatens Dublin pilots with pay and benefit cuts if they strike
A law graduate scalded on a Ryanair flight has been awarded €10,000
'It's damaging the image of the city': Galway's traffic could be costing it jobs
The overdue Metro North is holding back plans for a 'civic space' at Stephen's Green
Children under five can travel for free on public transport from today
'It's damaging the image of the city': Galway's traffic could be costing it jobs
The overdue Metro North is holding back plans for a 'civic space' at Stephen's Green
A sacked Aer Lingus worker blamed drinking the night before for showing up to work drunk
The overdue Metro North is holding back plans for a 'civic space' at Stephen's Green
'It's damaging the image of the city': Galway's traffic could be costing it jobs
'We need high-quality public transport. Cork and Galway should get light rail'
'Every death is one too many': Vigil held in memory of 14 cyclists who've died on Irish roads this year
Three legal challenges to Dublin Airport's €320m runway have been thrown out
Aviation bigwigs are tipped to bring home Ireland's biggest salaries next year
Aer Lingus says the failure of other European airlines shows that 'the market is working'
'We need high-quality public transport. Cork and Galway should get light rail'
Knock airport's boss says Ireland's regional hubs will struggle to hang onto routes
Aer Lingus says the failure of other European airlines is 'good news'
'A vote of confidence': Bus Éireann wins rights to run five bus routes in Waterford
Three aviation execs wait to face claims they used trade secrets to set up a rival firm