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http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/120210_travellingtoairport.htmlAdvice to motorists travelling to Dublin Airport
From Monday next 15th February, motorists who normally access the airport from the R132 (old Sword Rd) opposite ALSAA are advised to by-pass this entrance and enter the airport via the main Airport Roundabout.
Major road works will take place from this date at the Cargo Road/Fuel Area junction within the airport campus, consequently traffic around this area will be reduced to one lane for the duration of the works.
This work is expected to continue until the end of March.0 -
http://www.luas.ie/page.php?name=Green_Line_Late_Weekend_Start_at_St_Stephens_Green_Harcourt_Charlemont_and_Ranelagh_Stops_on_Saturday_February_20th
St. Stephen’s Green, Harcourt, Charlemont and Ranelagh Stops will be temporarily closed from 6.00am to 10.00am on Saturday February 20th.
St. Stephen’s Green, Harcourt, Charlemont and Ranelagh Stops will be temporarily closed from 6.00am to 10.00am on Saturday February 20th.
During this temporary closure alternative bus transport will be provided at Beechwood, Ranelagh, Charlemont and Harcourt Luas Stops; running approximately every 25 minutes. No other stops on the Luas Green Line will be affected; Luas will operate between Beechwood and Sandyford at close to normal frequency. Full service including St. Stephen’s Green, Harcourt, Charlemont and Ranelagh Stops will resume at 10.00am. These temporary closures are to facilitate essential track maintenance work.
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=647Engineering Works - Dun Laoghaire Station - Sun 21st February by Corporate Communications
Due to engineering works at Dun Laoghaire station there will be NO train service between Lansdowne Road and Dun Laoghaire stations on Sunday 21st February.
The following Stations will be closed for train services:
Salthill/Monkstown, Seapoint, Blackrock, Booterstown, Sydney Parade and Sandymount.
Bus Transfers
A shuttle bus service will operate between Lansdowne Road and Dun Laoghaire stations serving all intermediate stations.
Dublin Bus will also accept all valid rail tickets on 46A, 7, 4 and 4A scheduled services.
Ticketing
All rail tickets will be accepted on shuttle bus services.
Train Service Details
DART
Northside DART services will operate between Lansdowne Road and Howth/Malahide.
Southside DART services will operate between Dun Laoghaire and Bray/Greystones.
Commuter
Weekend Commuter services from Dundalk/Drogheda and Maynooth will operate as normal.
Intercity
All Belfast and Sligo services will operate to and from Connolly Station as normal.
Intercity services between Connolly and Rosslare will have direct bus transfers between Connolly and Greystones.
Replacement bus services will depart 20 mins earlier than scheduled times.
Customers intending to travel on the Rosslare service from Tara Street and Pearse stations, please avail of the direct bus from Connolly Station.
Customers intending to travel on the Rosslare service from Salthill/Monkstown, Seapoint, Blackrock, Booterstown, Sydney Parade and Sandymount should travel by shuttle bus to Dun Laoghaire to connect with the direct shuttle bus to Greystones.
Iarnrod Eireann apologises for the inconvenience caused as a result of these essential works.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=653Track Improvement Works - Heuston/Portarlington - Sat 27th Feb by Corporate Communications
Due to Track Improvement Works between Heuston Station and Portarlington the following arrangements will apply:
18.20 Waterford to Heuston service will operate to Newbridge only. Customers to transfer onto second train at Newbridge to Heuston. Train will depart Newbridge at 20.35.
18.30 Cork to Heuston service will operate to Portlaoise only. Bus transfers will operate from Portlaoise to Heuston.
20.30 Cork to Heuston service will operate to Portlaoise only. Bus transfers will operate from Portlaoise to Heuston.
21.00 Heuston to Cork service will be bus transfers from Heuston to Portlaoise and by train from Portlaoise to Cork. Train will depart Portlaoise at 22.20.
22.10 Heuston to Portlaoise will operate to Kildare only.
Iarnrod Eireann regret any inconvenience this essential work may cause.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=650Car Park renovation - Limerick Junction Station - 18 Feb - 28 Feb by Corporate Communications
Iarnrod Eireann are in the process of building a new car park in Limerick Junction to increase the capacity for our customers.
Significant works are taking place at Limerick Junction that may impact on the availability of parking spaces.
Customers are therefore advised to allow an extra few minutes for parking at Limerick Junction when arriving for their trains.
Iarnrod Eireann apologise for any inconvenience this work may cause.0 -
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Diversions-on-Routes-46a-75-and-746/Diversions on Routes 46a, 75 and 746
Monday, February 22, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to road works on Mounttown Road Lower the following diversions will be in place from Monday 22nd February 2010 for approximately eight weeks.
Route 46a from City Centre
Buses will operate via Monkstown Avenue, Mounttown Road Upper, and then turning left at York Road Junction.
Route 75 (towards Dun Laoghaire)
Buses will operate via Oliver Plunkett Road, Monkstown Farm, Monkstown Avenue, Mounttown Road Upper and then turning left at York Road Junction.
Route 746 from City Centre
Buses will operate via Monkstown Avenue, Mounttown Road Upper, and then turning left at York Road Junction.
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.0 -
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=837&month=FebGRANGEBELLEW-TOGHER-CLOGHER-BALTRAY
Please note that as from Monday, 1 March 2010, the following timetable alterations will apply:
Route 186 Drogheda - Grangebellew/Togher Service
All services will be replaced by a revised route 189 service operating a loop serving the main stops of both route 186 and route 189, as summarised bellow.
Togher will no longer be served.
Revised Route 189 Drogheda – Baltray/Clogher/Grangebellew
Morning Loop Service
07:25 Drogheda via Ballymakenny Road
07:45 Grangebellew
08:05 Clogher
08:35 Drogheda
09:45 & 13:15 Drogheda services to Clogher/Hacketts Cross will operate as normal.
10:15 & 13:50 Hacketts Cross/Clogher services to Drogheda will operate as normal.
Afternoon Loop Service
16:15 Drogheda 18:15 Drogheda
16:45 Clogher 18:45 Clogher
17:05 Grangebellew 19:05 Grangebellew
17:25 Drogheda via Ballymakenny Road 19:25 Drogheda via Ballymakenny Road
For further information please contact:
Bus Eireann Travel Centre, Drogheda: 041-9835023
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=647Engineering Works - Dun Laoghaire - Sun 7th March: No DARTs Lansdowne Rd to Dun Laoghaire by Corporate Communications
Due to engineering works at Dun Laoghaire station there will be NO train service between Lansdowne Road and Dun Laoghaire stations on Sunday 7th March.
The following Stations will be closed for train services:
Salthill/Monkstown, Seapoint, Blackrock, Booterstown, Sydney Parade and Sandymount.
Bus Transfers
A shuttle bus service will operate between Lansdowne Road and Dun Laoghaire stations serving all intermediate stations.
Dublin Bus will also accept all valid rail tickets on 46A, 7, 4 and 4A scheduled services.
Ticketing
All rail tickets will be accepted on shuttle bus services.
Train Service Details
DART
Northside DART services will operate between Lansdowne Road and Howth/Malahide.
Southside DART services will operate between Dun Laoghaire and Bray/Greystones.
Commuter
Weekend Commuter services from Dundalk/Drogheda and Maynooth will operate as normal.
Intercity
All Belfast and Sligo services will operate to and from Connolly Station as normal.
Intercity services between Connolly and Rosslare will have direct bus transfers between Connolly and Greystones.
Replacement bus services will depart 20 mins earlier than scheduled times.
Customers intending to travel on the Rosslare service from Tara Street and Pearse stations, please avail of the direct bus from Connolly Station.
Customers intending to travel on the Rosslare service from Salthill/Monkstown, Seapoint, Blackrock, Booterstown, Sydney Parade and Sandymount should travel by shuttle bus to Dun Laoghaire to connect with the direct shuttle bus to Greystones.
Iarnrod Eireann apologises for the inconvenience caused as a result of these essential works.0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=663Engineering Works Between Tipperary and Limerick Jtn. Monday 8th to Friday 12th March. by Corporate Communications
Due to Engineering works between Tipperary and Limerick Junction from Monday 8th to Friday 12th March, the following travel arrangments will apply:
12.30hrs Waterford to Limerick Jtn. service will operate to Tipperary only, with bus transfers from Tipperary to Limerick Jtn.
15.10hrs Limerick Jtn. to Wateford service will be bus transfers from Limerick Jtn. to Tipperary and train from Tipperary to Waterford.
Please note: a 25/35 minutes delay may occur.
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=840&month=MarStatement from Bus Éireann
Bus Éireann has today (March 10th 2010) said that the implementation of the next stage of the first phase of changes to services with low customer support under its cost recovery plan as recommended by the Labour Court and independent consultants Deloitte will start on March 28th 2010. The changes will see a reduction in frequency and/or a change in routing on 18 routes and one route withdrawn.
In recent years, Bus Éireann has significantly expanded its network of services across the country. However, the economic downturn has seen a significant drop in demand for public transport because of the fall in the number of people in work, the drop in the number of non-Irish nationals in the country, the significant slowdown in retailing and a substantial reduction in the number of tourists visiting Ireland. This has resulted in Bus Éireann customer numbers falling by over 10 per cent in 2009, which has impacted negatively on the company’s revenues and means it can no longer afford to operate the same high level of services as it has previously given the funding available to it.
As a responsible commercial semi-State, Bus Éireann must address this situation by further reducing its cost base and bringing service levels in line with falling demand. According to an independent review by Deloitte, which was commissioned by the Department of Transport, because Bus Éireann is efficient “it will not be possible to make major cost savings on the Bus Éireann network without reducing services”.
The cost recovery plan is designed to protect as many services and jobs as possible so that Bus Éireann can continue to provide transport to the considerable number of people throughout the country who use our services every day, while returning the company to a stronger financial position.
Changes to services with low customer support are being introduced on a phased basis and the majority of changes will be to the frequency and/or the routing of services.
Unfortunately, there are a small number of services throughout the country that have very low customer support and given the current economic environment and the limit to the operational funds available to the company these services are no longer sustainable.
Such services often have five passengers or less per departure. In many such cases, the fare revenue from these customers doesn’t even cover the fuel for the bus let alone the wages for the driver or the maintenance of the vehicle. Bus Éireann must curtail such services otherwise it would have no alternative but to make changes to services that have much higher levels of support.
In making these changes, Bus Éireann will seek to minimise their impact on its customers and its integrated network as much as possible.
The level of further changes required will depend on the savings that can be achieved in earlier phases.
It is with great regret that Bus Éireann has to take this action, but it is unavoidable and necessary given the deterioration in the economy over the last 18 months and the subsequent fall in customer numbers. The company is acutely aware of the difficulties these changes may cause for customers. However, implementation of the cost recovery plan, which follows on-going cost reducing measures over recent years, is vital to ensuring the continuance of as many of our 330 routes as possible.
Safety and customer service will, as always, remain the company’s priorities.
Information on service changes will be available from local travel centres and viewable at www.buseireann.ie. Further service changes will be announced in advance of them coming into place.
In light of the current economic position of the country, the company will continue to review its financial position on an on-going basis.
The following service changes to come into effect from 28th March 2010:
Timetable and Routing Changes
Cork City Route 12 (Glenthorn via the Glen to Merchants Quay)
Service operates 15 times a day in each direction. Service will be reduced to five times per day in each direction. Alternative service available on routes 3 (Farranree via Patrick Street to Ballyphehane) and 7 (Ballyvolane via St. Patrick Street to Donnybrook).
Cork City Route 5A (Merchants Quay –Blackpool - Mallow Road)
Route 5A is withdrawn with the exception of 07.25 ex. Merchants Quay and 07.40 ex. Mallow Road departures.
Cork City Route 19 (Mahon – Douglas – Ballyphehane – Togher – Bishopstown - Orbital Route)
18 departures per day each way reduced to 15 departures per day each way.
462/463/464/465/467 Local services – Carrigallen based vehicle serving Sligo, Enniskillen and Cavan on different days
Re-organisation of local network of services that will see routes altered and some reduction in frequency. Existing service is one day per week rural service based in Carrigallen operating to different locations each day.
23 Sligo-Dublin
Reduction from seven departures per day each way to six departures per day each way.
Route 7 Cork –Clonmel-Kilkenny
The 18.30 Cork/Clonmel/Kilkenny/Carlow Friday only service will operate to Kilkenny only.
Route 343 Limerick-Shannon
Service operates 26 departures per day (Monday to Saturday) in each direction. Change will see 24 departures in each direction per day. This route is also served by the Galway – Shannon – Limerick express service.
The 06.55 Patrickswell to Shannon service will also be withdrawn.
Route 308 Caherdavin-University of Limerick
Operates every 15 minutes to City. The 16.10 service from UL to Caherdavin during college terms will be withdrawn. Alternative services available on 308 and on 302 service from City Centre to Caherdavin.
Route 274 Tralee-Ballybunion
7.25 Monday to Friday service from Ballybunion to Ballyheigue, and 16.45 from Ballyheigue to Ballybunion elements of the service are withdrawn. Alternative services are available via Listowel.
Route 284 Tralee-Killarney
08.00 Killarney to Tralee service on Saturday only is withdrawn. Alternative later services on a Saturday are available on Route 284 and inter-city Route 40.
Route 115 / 118 Mullingar-Ballivor-Dublin
Currently operates four services a day in each direction. Change will see a reduction of two services a day in each direction.
Route 132 Tullow-Dublin
Service operates three times a day in each direction. Change involves a reduction to one service a day in each direction.
Route 163 Drogheda-Donore-Newgrange
Service operates six times a day in each direction. Change involves a reduction to two services a day in each direction.
Low frequency services withdrawn from 28th March 2010
Route 70 Galway-Athlone
Withdrawal of Galway-Athlone leg of this service which operates once a day in each direction. A number of alternative services are available along the main road such as high-frequency Route 20 Dublin-Athlone-Galway.
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http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/latest-news/150310_newroadlayout.htmlNew Road Layout at Dublin Airport Tuesday, 16 March
From 4am, Tuesday 16th March, ALL public traffic for Terminal 1 will take the access road that travels through the centre of the new passenger terminal, T2. This includes traffic for set-down only; for the short-term car parks, for car hire and for the coach park.
Motorists wishing to access the short-term car parks, car hire or the coach park should remain in the right-hand lane and turn right before taking the incline up the Departures Road ramp to Terminal 1. Motorists wishing to set down departing passengers at Terminal 1 should remain in the left-hand lane and continue up the Departures road to the front of Terminal 1.
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/news.asp?action=view&news_id=653Track Improvement Works - Kildare/Cherryville Junction - Thurs 18th & Fri 19th March by Corporate Communications
Due to Track Improvement Works between Kildare and Cherryville the following arrangements will apply:
17.45 Westport to Heuston service will operate to Portarlington only. Customers to transfer onto second train at Portarlington to Heuston. Train will depart Portarlington at 20.37.
18.20 Waterford to Heuston will operate to Newbridge only. Customers will transfer onto second train at Newbridge. Train will depart Newbridge at 20.35
19.35 Portlaoise to Heuston will operate to Kildare only. Customers will transfer onto 20.10 Kildare to Heuston.
20.10 Heuston to Carlow will operate to Kildare only. Bus transfers will operate from Kildare to Carlow.
20.30 Cork to Heuston service will operate to Portlaoise only. Bus transfers will operate from Portlaoise to Heuston.
21.00 Heuston to Cork service will be bus transfers from Heuston to Portlaoise and by train from Portlaoise to Cork. Train will depart Portlaoise at 22.45.
22.10 Heuston to Portlaoise will operate to Kildare only. Bus transfers will operate from Kildare to Portlaoise.
Iarnrod Eireann regret any inconvenience this essential work may cause.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Routes-37-and-37x/Routes 37 and 37x
Friday, March 12, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that from Sunday 21st March 2010 and Monday 22nd March 2010 revised timetables and change of termini will come into effect on Routes 37 and 37x.
Route 37 timetable
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http://twitter.com/irishrail/# Bus transfers will remain between Newry and Dundalk tomorrow. Those going to the match wull be bused directly to Croke Park about 2 hours ago via UberTwitter# Belfast line has reopened between Belfast Central and Newry. Bus transfers in operation still between Newry and Dundalk about 3 hours ago via UberTwitter
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=677Security alert between Newry and Dundalk still ong by Press Office
this is due to a secur
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=676Belfast line has reopened between Central and Newr by Press Office
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=677Bus transfers in operation Newry to Dundalk due to security alert by Press Office
Sunday 21st March 2010 - 20.40hrs
Bus transfers are still in place between Newry and Dundalk on Belfast/Dublin services, due to a security alert. Normal services are not expected to return before lunchtime tomorrow at the earliest.
A second security alert between Belfast and Newry has been cleared.
Iarnród Éireann apologises for the inconvenience caused.0 -
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=844&month=MarMeath County Council – Road Closure
Meath County Council – Road Closure
R152 closed between Kilmoon Cross and Duleek from 24th March to 2nd April 2010.
Services to / from Duleek (Route 103) will operate via Balrath Cross and R150 for the duration of this closure.
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=842&month=MarSwansea to Cork Route by Fastnet Line
Schedule – Normal and Low Season
06 March to 10 July & 01 September to 28 February 2011
Ship arrives 07.00
Ex Ferryport Ringaskiddy to Parnell Place and Kent Station
Mondays/Thursdays/Saturdays
Ringaskiddy Ferryport - depart: 07.15
(Wait for passengers off ship)
Ship departs 21.00
Ex Kent Station and Parnell Place to Ringaskiddy Ferryport
Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays
Kent Station - 19.10
Parnell Place depart: 19.30
FARES:
Kent Station
Adult €8.00
Child Under 16 years €6.00
Parnell Place Bus Station
Adult €7.00
Child Under 16 years €5.00
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http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=846&month=MarBus Éireann Services Alteration
The following service changes to come into effect from 28th March 2010:
Timetable and Routing Changes
Cork City Route 5A (Merchants Quay –Blackpool - Mallow Road)
Route 5A is withdrawn with the exception of 07.25 ex. Merchants Quay and 07.40 ex. Mallow Road departures.
Cork City Route 19 (Mahon – Douglas – Ballyphehane – Togher – Bishopstown - Orbital Route)
18 departures per day each way reduced to 15 departures per day each way.
462/463/464/465/467 Local services – Carrigallen based vehicle serving Sligo, Enniskillen and Cavan on different days
Re-organisation of local network of services that will see routes altered and some reduction in frequency. Existing service is one day per week rural service based in Carrigallen operating to different locations each day.
23 Sligo-Dublin
Reduction from seven departures per day each way to six departures per day each way.
Route 7 Cork –Clonmel-Kilkenny
The 18.30 Cork/Clonmel/Kilkenny/Carlow Friday only service will operate to Kilkenny only.
Route 343 Limerick-Shannon
Service operates 26 departures per day (Monday to Saturday) in each direction. Change will see 24 departures in each direction per day. This route is also served by the Galway – Shannon – Limerick express service.
The 06.55 Patrickswell to Shannon service will also be withdrawn.
Route 308 Caherdavin-University of Limerick
Operates every 15 minutes to City. The 16.10 service from UL to Caherdavin during college terms will be withdrawn. Alternative services available on 308 and on 302 service from City Centre to Caherdavin.
Route 274 Tralee-Ballybunion
7.25 Monday to Friday service from Ballybunion to Ballyheigue, and 16.45 from Ballyheigue to Ballybunion elements of the service are withdrawn. Alternative services are available via Listowel.
Route 284 Tralee-Killarney
08.00 Killarney to Tralee service on Saturday only is withdrawn. Alternative later services on a Saturday are available on Route 284 and inter-city Route 40.
Route 115 / 118 Mullingar-Ballivor-Dublin
Currently operates four services a day in each direction. Change will see a reduction of two services a day in each direction.
Route 132 Tullow-Dublin
Service operates three times a day in each direction. Change involves a reduction to one service a day in each direction.
Low frequency services withdrawn from 28th March 2010
Route 70 Galway-Athlone
Withdrawal of Galway-Athlone leg of this service which operates once a day in each direction. A number of alternative services are available along the main road such as high-frequency Route 20 Dublin-Athlone-Galway.
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-123-Diversion/Route 123 Diversion
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to traffic congestion on Brian Road the following diversion will be in place on Route 123 from Wednesday 24th March 2010 until further notice.
Route 123 towards Marino
Buses are no longer serving Brian Road or Croydon Park Avenue, instead they are using Philipsburgh Avenue to Griffith Avenue.
Route 123 towards Walkinstown
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http://www.luas.ie/page.php?name=UAS_RED_LINE_TEMPORARY_CLOSURE_OF_SELECTED_STOPSLUAS RED LINE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF SELECTED STOPS
Tallaght, Hospital, Cookstown, Belgard and Kingswood Luas stops will temporarily close on Sat 10th/ Sun11th/ Mon 12th April and Sat 17th/Sun 18th April.
This closure is to facilitate the construction of the Luas Citywest Red Line extension from Belgard to Saggart. Luas trams will operate normally between Red Cow and the city centre.
To facilitate passengers it is proposed to operate a bus service between Red Cow and Tallaght servicing the affected stops. Veolia staff will be at each platform to assist passengers and a valid Luas ticket is required to travel use this bus service.
Thank you for your co-operation.
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http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0330/weather.htmlFerry sailings cancelled due to rough seas
listen Tuesday, 30 March 2010 20:24
Road and ferry transport has been disrupted by adverse weather conditions.
The Stena Line express sailing on the Dún Laoghaire to Holyhead route at 1.15pm was cancelled, as was the Irish Ferries swift crossing on the Dublin to Holyhead route at 2.30pm.
Both ferry companies said services tomorrow are in doubt because of expected rough seas.
All P&O fast ferry sailings between Larne, Co Antrim, and Cairnryan in Scotland have been cancelled because of rough seas, although passengers will still be able to travel on conventional ferry sailings.
Met Éireann says snowfalls in some parts will be followed by further snow and temperatures close to zero overnight.
Ulster, the midlands and north Leinster have borne the brunt of the rain, sleet and snowfalls.
Treacherous road conditions
Road conditions in the midlands have deteriorated after heavy showers of sleet throughout the afternoon.
Gardaí have warned motorists to take extreme care as there is flooding on sections of the M6 and M4 motorway.
There have been a number of minor accidents and heavy sleet is making driving conditions dangerous with poor visibility reported in parts of Offaly and Westmeath.
Roads in the Mullingar area are being monitored by Westmeath County Council employees. While the main roads are currently passable, council gritting teams are on standby in case of any further deterioration in the weather.
The temperatures also dropped to -1C in some parts of the midlands. Road conditions in Donegal and Wicklow are also poor.
Following heavy snow and rain in Northern Ireland, the PSNI is describing roads there as treacherous particularly those in north and west Ulster.
There are reports of heavy snow in the Omagh and Dromore areas of Co Tyrone, on the Glenshane Pass between Derry and Dungiven and in the Maghera area near the Sperrin Mountains.
There is also a warning that heavy rain could cause flooding in some areas.
More information: Met Éireann http://www.met.ie/default.asp | AA Roadwatch http://www.aaroadwatch.ie/0 -
http://www.buseireann.ie/news.php?id=848&month=MarCork/Macroom - Table 233
Bus Éireann wishes to advise customers of the following alterations to Table 233
The following services will be withdrawn from Tuesday, 6 April 2010
11:30 Cork/Macroom
13.10 Macroom/Cork
The following new service will commence Tuesday, 6 April 2010
11:30 Cork/Ballincollig
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Weather-Disruptions/Weather Disruptions
Thursday, April 01, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to bad weather conditions the following diversions are in place;
Route 44b
From Dundrum to the Blue Church Kilternan only.
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http://twitter.com/irishrail/# Belfast line closed between Newry and Belfast due to a security alert. Bus transfers in place for morning services 27 minutes ago via UberTwitter
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=697Belfast line closed between Newry and Belfast by Press Office
Bus transfer in operation line closed due to a security alert
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=69615 00 Belfast Connolly is running 35 mins late by Press Office
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http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=698Belfast line remains closed due to a security alert by Corporate Communications
Belfast line remains closed due to a security alert between Newry and Belfast.
Bus transfers remain in place
An update will be posted at lunchtime tomorrow
Iarnród Éireann apologises for any inconvenience caused
http://twitter.com/irishrail/# Update: Belfast line remains closed between Newry and Belfast with Bus Transfers in place. These arrangements remain for morning services about 3 hours ago via Seesmic0 -
http://www.irishrail.ie/news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=702Bus transfers Portadown to Belfast due to security alert by Corporate Communications
8th April 22.30hrs
Bus transfers are currently operating between Portadown and Belfast due to a security alert.
This disruption is expected to continue into tomorrow morning.
Iarnród Éireann apologises for the inconvenience caused.
http://www.facebook.com/iarnrodeireannIrish Rail Travel Alert 9th April Belfast Line; bus transfers are likely to be in place between Portadown and Belfast in the morning. This is due to a Security Alert.
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http://www.luas.ie/news.php# UPDATE - TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF SELECTED LUAS RED LINE STOPS. Luas Red Line stops from Tallaght to Red Cow will re-open at 5.30am Wednesday April 14th
http://www.luas.ie/page.php?name=UPDATE_-_TEMPORARY_CLOSURE_OF_SELECTED_LUAS_RED_LINE_STOPS__UPDATE - TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF SELECTED LUAS RED LINE STOPS.
Tallaght, Hospital, Cookstown, Belgard and Kingswood Luas stops temporarily closed last weekend to facilitate Luas Cherrywood construction works. The temporary closure started at 10.30pm Friday April 9th and the stops were due to re-open at 5.30am Tuesday April 13th. Due to complication with the works the stops will now re-open at 5.30am Wednesday April 14th.
The alternative Bus Service running from the affected stops to Red Cow will continue until the stops re-open on Wednesday April 14th. Luas staff will be at each platform to assist you and a valid Luas ticket is required to use this bus service. Luas trams will operate normally between Red Cow and the city centre.
To facilitate construction works Tallaght, Hospital, Cookstown, Belgard and Kingswood Luas stops will also be temporarily closed on Saturday April 17th and Sunday April 18th.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Click here to download Frequently Asked Questions about Luas Red Line temporary closures.
Click here to read more about the Luas Citywest Red Line extension to Saggart.
Click here to download the Luas Citywest Red Line extension to Saggart map.
http://www.luas.ie/news.php# LUAS RED LINE TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF SELECTED STOPS Luas Red Line stops from Tallaght to Red Cow to close from 10.30pm Friday April 9th to 5.30am Tuesday April 13th and 12.30am Saturday April 17th to 5.30am Monday April 19th.
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Tallaght, Hospital, Cookstown, Belgard and Kingswood Luas stops will temporarily close from 10.30pm Friday April 9th to 5.30am Tuesday April 13th and 12.30am Saturday April 17th to 5.30am Monday April 19th.
An alternative Bus Service will run approximately every 10 minutes from the affected stops to Red Cow. Veolia staff will be at each platform to assist passengers and a valid Luas ticket is required to travel use this bus service. Luas trams will operate normally between Red Cow and the city centre.
This closure is to facilitate the construction of the Luas Citywest Red Line extension from Belgard to Saggart. Luas trams will operate normally between Red Cow and the city centre.
Thank you for your co-operation.
Click here to download Frequently Asked Questions about Luas Red Line temporary closures.
Click here to read more about the Luas Citywest Red Line extension to Saggart.
Click here to download the April 2010 Luas Citywest Red Line extension to Saggart Construction Update No.4.
Click here to download the Luas Citywest Red Line extension to Saggart map.
Click here to download the Red Line stop poster alerting passengers to the temporary closures.0 -
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-15b-Diversion/Route 15b Diversion
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Dublin bus wishes to advise customers that due to water works, Whitechurch Road will be closed to traffic for approximately four weeks. As a result of this Route 15b will be terminating at Taylors Lane junction with Pierce Brothers Park.
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.
http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Routes-116-and-161-Diversion/Routes 116 and 161 Diversion
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Dublin bus wishes to advise customers that due to water works, Whitechurch Road will be closed to traffic for approximately four weeks. As a result the below diversions will be in place until further notice.
Route 116
Is terminating at Ballyboden Roundabout and the junction of Taylors Lane.
Route 161
Normal routing, but will not be serving Whitechurch Estate.
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.0 -
Connolly Luas Stop will be closed from Saturday 8th May to Sunday 30th May. The stop will reopen at 5.30am on Monday 31st May.
Connolly Luas passengers should instead use Busáras Luas Stop during this time. Connolly Luas Stop is 2 minute walk along the Luas Red Line and across Amiens Street from Busáras Luas Stop.
Croke Park is a 25 minute walk northwards from Busáras Luas Stop, Please download the Frequently Asked Questions at the bottom of this page for more info. This closure is to facilitate stop improvement works which will improve our passenger’s experience of Connolly Luas Stop.
These stop improvement works will consist of new surfacing, Passenger Information Displays (PID’s) and other additional stop furniture. The rest of the Luas Red Line will operate as normal during the 3 week temporary closure of Connolly.
Thank you for your co-operation.
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http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/News-Centre/Travel-News/Route-66/Route 66
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that due to a triathlon on Saturday 22nd May the road from Maynooth to Kilcock will be closed. As a result the following departures on Route 66 will not serve Kilcock.
The 13:50hrs departure from the City Centre to Kilcock will terminate in Maynooth and the 15:05hrs departure from Kilcock to the City Centre will depart from Maynooth.
Dublin Bus apologises for any inconvenience caused.0
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