Fare Hikes - what now?
Today, the NTA announced that public transport fares are to be raised by between 10% and 33% in January 2027. According to the Taoiseach, the reason behind this huge price hike is that
Karl Stanley
Street Cleaning and the Hosepipe Ban
There is a hosepipe ban in effect in Dublin for July and August 2026 due to climate-change driven drought. Dublin City Council, in an effort to comply with this ban, has issued the
Cycling past Connolly
The Irish Cycle website has good coverage of the plan to reconfigure the road outside Connolly Station, including an unusual scheme to move cyclists into a segregated 2-way bike lane running along the
Wood Quay and Camden Yard (part 3)
In part 1 and part 2 I talk about Dublin City Council's purchase of Camden Yard and its concept-of-a-plan for what they are going to do with the Wood Quay site.
Wood Quay and Camden Yard (part 2)
In part 1 of this series, I gave a high-level overview of Dublin City Council's plan to move its corporate headquarters to Camden Yard on Kevin Street. If all goes according