Transport
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Seized Ukrainian ship auctioned for €4.8m
A Ukrainian ship seized in Dublin Port in March has been sold at auction for €4.8m.
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Travel delays expected following air strike action
Air passengers have been warned to expect delays as airports return to normal operations following a strike by air-traffic controllers in France.
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French air-traffic controllers in strike action
Air passengers are facing major travel disruption as air-traffic controllers in France stage a three-day strike over plans to create a single European airspace.
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Bike scheme may be extended to other Irish cities
The public bicycle sharing schemes may be extended to Galway, Cork and Limerick.
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Elderly man dies in Co Donegal crash
A man, believed to be in his 70s, has died and three other people have been injured in a crash in Co Donegal.
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Investigation into fire on Belfast-Dublin train
An investigation is being carried out after a fire broke out on a Dublin-bound train outside Newry, Co Down.
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Work begins on major roads upgrade
Work has started on the €250m upgrade of the Newlands Cross junction in Dublin and the N11 in Wicklow.
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US scraps plans to allow knives on planes
The top US transportation security official has said he has decided not to permit passengers to carry small knives on airplanes.
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Varadkar has no plans to add extra M50 tolls
Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has said he has no plans to introduce new tolling points on the M50, as proposed in a draft report by the National Roads Authority.
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Fire on bus carrying children in Cork
A private bus, carrying about 30 children, went on fire in Cork city this morning.
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Call for greater garda presence on roads
Speaking at the launch of a new road safety initiative for tourists, Assistant Garda Commissioner Gerard Phillips has defended the garda road safety effort.
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Gardaí urge drivers to slow down
Gardaí are appealing to drivers to slow down and take extra care on the roads this weekend.
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Engine doors left open on BA plane - report
A report into an emergency landing at Heathrow Airport last week has found that doors on both engines of the British Airways plane had been left unlatched during maintenance.
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Bus Éireann unions accept LRC restructuring plan
The two largest unions at Bus Éireann have voted to accept a restructuring plan brokered at the Labour Relations Commission.
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Irish Rail critical after lorries hit bridges
Irish Rail has said that it is "unforgivable" for hauliers not to know the height of their lorries and the height of the bridges on their routes, following three separate incidents yesterday in which trucks hit rail bridges and delayed services.
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Aer Lingus in action over Ryanair takeover bid
Aer Lingus has launched a High Court challenge against a ruling that could allow Ryanair make another bid for the national carrier in August.
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Plane billowing smoke forced to return to Heathrow
A British Airways plane had to return to Heathrow Airport with smoke billowing from the aircraft.
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Nissan Ireland recalls 14,000 Micras
Nissan is recalling up to 14,000 cars in Ireland due to a potential steering wheel defect.
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Heavy rain causes travel disruption in NI
Heavy rain has disrupted public transport in Northern Ireland and forced the cancellation of a major motorcycle race event.
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Aer Lingus issue warning over strike disruption
Aer Lingus has said that some of its customers flying to Brussels are experiencing "some disruption" as a result of a strike by baggage handlers at the airport this week.
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Agreement reached in Bus Éireann dispute
Agreement has been reached between unions and management in the Bus Éireann dispute over cost-saving measures, which the company said would help protect jobs and routes around the country.
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World's largest ocean liner docks off Dublin
The largest ocean liner in the world has arrived in Dún Laoghaire, Co Dublin.
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Bus Éireann services to run as normal tomorrow
Bus Éireann management and union representatives have reached an interim agreement that will allow Bus Éireann services to run as normal tomorrow.
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Tougher hit-and-run penalties proposed
The sister of a young man killed in a hit-and-run accident has backed Fianna Fáil proposals to impose tougher penalties on offenders.
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SIPTU ballot at CIÉ companies on solidarity action
SIPTU has announced that it will be balloting its members in Irish Rail and Dublin Bus for industrial action in solidarity with its members in Bus Éireann.
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