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Irish Rail unveils plans for new Cabra train station
Dublin, Ireland · Dublin

Irish Rail unveils plans for new Cabra train station

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
The new station will provide greater connectivity for up to 26,000 commuters in the areaSee the Story
Irish Rail Asks Public to Have Their Say on Proposals to Build Eight New Train Stations in Cork
Cork · Cork

Irish Rail Asks Public to Have Their Say on Proposals to Build Eight New Train Stations in Cork

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Company publishes documents for public consultation on preferred locations for the new stations at Blarney/Stoneview, Monard, Blackpool/Kilbarry, Tivoli, Dunkettle, Ballynoe, Carrigtwohill West and Water RockSee the Story
Green Party Bring Cake to An Bord Pleanála Offices to Mark 1,000-Day MetroLink Delay as Planning Bottleneck Drags On
Europe · Dublin

Green Party Bring Cake to An Bord Pleanála Offices to Mark 1,000-Day MetroLink Delay as Planning Bottleneck Drags On

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It’s been 1,000 days since the planning application for Dublin’s long-awaited MetroLink project was submitted — and still, no decision has been made.See the Story

Main section of Royal Canal Greenway takes another step closer to Dublin as Kildare section opens

— Fingal section to be submitted for planning later this year. Outside of Dublin, the Royal Canal Greenway is basically finished — the latest section to be opened is the long-awaited section in Co Kildare from Maynooth to Leixlip. The section, built by Kildare County Council in coordination with Waterways Ireland, adds a bit for longer-distance greenway users and also offers local commuters a safe cycle route between towns. A local user has said…Kildare · KildareRead Article

Praise for Introduction of Autism-Friendly Parking Spaces in Limerick Parks

CITY West representative Cllr Daniel Butler (FG) has welcomed the introduction of autism-friendly parking spaces in several key Limerick parks, a move aimed at making public spaces more inclusive and accessible for those with autism. A total of eight spaces have been designated across three popular local parks: Mungret Park (four); Castletroy Park (two), and Shelbourne Park (two). “This initiative was inspired by a thoughtful suggestion from a l…Cycling · LimerickSee the Story

Navan group criticises lack of funding for junction safety upgrade

A campaign group has said that it is “extremely disappointing” that there’s no funding for a planned junction project which Meath County Council has progressed beyond the project’s public consultation stage. The Navan Cycling Initiative said: “It’s extremely disappointing to hear that planned works at the Circle K junction on the Proudstown Road are now not happening due to a lack of funding from Meath County Council. The Aisling Place x R162 Pr…Meath · MeathRead Article

National Development Plan review to confirm if increased focus on roads will kill off many public transport projects

— Senior Department of Transport official says roads will “not necessarily” get a larger share of funding.— An ongoing review of the NDP will decide if projects, such as Luas projects, Dart+, MetroLink, and Cork and Limerick Commuter rail, are to be progressed in the short to medium term. A review of the National Development Plan (NDP) is expected to show the Government’s split in funding between roads and public transport, a senior Department o…NDP · LimerickRead Article

Irish Rail ranked “moderate performer” for carriage of bicycles on intercity trains

A report comparing bicycle and train integration has ranked Irish Rail as a “moderate performer” compared to other rail companies across Europe. The Cyclists Love Trains 2025 report is billed as an analysis of the bicycle friendliness of European railway operators. The report was drawn up by the European Cyclists’ Federation, an umbrella group that represents 70 member organisations in over 40 countries. The report focuses on intercity services,…Trains · DublinRead Article

Why media websites like IrishCycle keep on having to ask for money?

Behind IrishCycle.com: First off, I’m humbled that around 418 people subscribe to IrishCycle.com, allowing IrishCycle.com to cover active travel, public transport, road safety, the politics of space, and decarbonising transport in Ireland. IrishCycle.com covers everything from misinformation spread on Facebook to in-person at a Court of Appeal case in the Four Courts. Many articles come from regular council meetings and the Dáil record. This web…Ireland · IrelandRead Article

300 mobility hubs planned for five urban areas across Ireland ahead of national rollout

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien said today that around 300 mobility hubs will be provided across five urban locations — this is part of the pilot project ahead of a proposed wider rollout. Mobility hubs offer a number of shared transport options, often including a mix of rental bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters, e-cargo bikes and electric cars or vans on a ‘pay-as-you-go’ basis. Hubs are often provided at key locations, such as beside public tra…Ireland · IrelandRead Article

Shared bicycle and scooter systems planned to be “in place later this year” in four Irish cities

TFI Bikes in Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford is planned to be replaced by a “variety of shared mobility providers” operating in the four cities. In a press release on the Government’s Policy Statement on Shared Mobility, the Department of Transport confirmed that “It is intended that separate contracts will be put in place for the different cities, which will allow for a variety of shared mobility providers to operate in these markets.” The…Cork · CorkRead Article

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