Transport
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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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Bus Éireann services to operate today
Bus Éireann services will operate today after management and unions agreed to "pull back" for 48 hours in a bid to resolve the bus strike.
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Bus Éireann strike set to continue
Bus Éireann has said that over 95% of services are disrupted due to the strike action by workers, which looks set to continue into tomorrow and beyond.
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Ministers calls on union to call off bus strike
The NBRU, the largest union at Bus Éireann has said an all-out strike will go ahead from Sunday, as Bus Éireann presses ahead with a range of cost-cutting measures, despite appeals from ministers to call the strike off.
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Dublin Airport tests 'self-service' border control
A six-month trial of "self-service" automated border control gates has started at Terminal One in Dublin Airport.
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Turkish Airlines makes U-turn on red lipstick ban
Turkish Airlines is quashing a ban on female flight attendants wearing red lipstick and nail polish, its chief executive said today, after an outcry by secular Turks worried the country is becoming too Islamic.
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Bus Éireann passengers face possible disruption
Bus Éireann passengers face the prospect of industrial disruption from Sunday after the company insisted it is pressing ahead with the implementation of cost-reduction measures.
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Councillors to decide on Dublin bike rental plan
Councillors at Dublin City Council are due to vote on Monday week whether to extend the Dublin bike scheme.
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Concern as Turkish Airlines bans red lipstick
Turkey's national airline has barred female flight attendants from wearing red lipstick and nail polish, in a move which has disturbed secular Turks who fear the country is becoming more Islamic.
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Bus Éireann to implement cuts unilaterally
Bus Éireann has told staff it is pressing ahead with implementing cost-saving measures in two weeks without union agreement.
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DAA asks managers to work customer service shifts
Managers at Dublin Airport Authority have been asked to volunteer for a taskforce to assist with customer service at Terminal 1.
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First Dreamliner flights since grounding resume
Ethiopian Airlines has become the world's first carrier to resume flights with Boeing Dreamliner passenger jets three months after they were grounded over battery meltdowns.
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Severe weather leads to flight disruption
Extreme weather conditions at Irish airports last night caused major disruption to Aer Lingus operations this morning.
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Thousands of cars to be recalled in Ireland
Up to 38,000 cars are to be recalled over possible problems with passenger airbags in some Toyota, Honda, Nissan and Mazda models.
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Current clamping fees 'no longer a deterrent'
A study of clamping in the Dublin City Council area shows that one motorist had been clamped 63 times in four years.
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Airline defends charging passengers by weight
A Samoan airline that says it is the world's first carrier to charge passengers by their weight rather than per seat has defended the plan as the fairest way to fly.
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New strategy aims to reduce road deaths
The Government aims to reduce road deaths by almost a quarter and serious injuries by 30% as part of its new road safety strategy, which will run to 2020.
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Strike action under way at Bus Éireann
Bus Éireann has said industrial action being taken against the company by the National Bus and Rail Union will cause disruption to services today and possibly beyond.
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Search on for a name for new Dublin bridge
Former trade unionist and Irish Citizen Army member Rosie Hackett is one of the early favourites in a quest to find a name for Dublin's latest bridge over the Liffey.
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Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, speaks to Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore about Ireland's tax system
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