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North East business life: charity, community and award events in the region

Organisations featuring this week include NEPO, Bellway, Kilfrost, the Student Law Office and Resolve Care

Birmingham Post

Contactless payments on Dublin Bus still 'years away' despite trial reports

London has had contactless payment on buses since 2012

Irish Mirror

Contactless payment on Luas, Dublin Bus and DART still 'years' away

The new payment system will allow DART, Luas and Dublin Bus users to pay for fares using their bank card or mobile phone

Dublin Live

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Fresh season of tours at Dumfries House as guides eager to welcome guests

A number of tours allow visitors to learn about the history behind the stunning country house, saved for the nation by King Charles III.

Daily Record

North East business life: charity, community and award events in the region

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include

Birmingham Post

New €20million state-of-the art BusConnects plaza opens at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre

Six bus routes will terminate at the new hub outside Liffey Valley, which is good news for passengers

Dublin Live

Eamon Ryan outlines plans for 'whole city centre reorganisation' of Dublin's traffic

"We are going to have to do a whole city centre reorganisation of our traffic system which will be part of the demand management measures we are going to introduce, but also for the congestion that’s starting to gridlock this city"

Dublin Live

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Dublin city centre set for major traffic reorganisation as Eamon Ryan announces €290m in funding

Eamon Ryan has announced €290m in new funding to support 1,200 active travel projects throughout Ireland. They include a mix of segregated cycle lands, widening footpaths, new walking and cycling bridges and pedestrian crossings.

Irish Mirror

Card and smartphone payments on the way for Dublin buses and trams

In addition to tapping on with Leap Cards, the new ticketing system will allow people to use contactless payment on buses, rail, trams, TFI Local Link, and the planned MetroLink

Dublin Live

Transport chiefs to banish 'ghost' buses from Dublin as driver shortages blamed

Bus services vanishing from real-time information is frustrating passengers

Irish Mirror

Lack of drivers and IT failure to blame for 'vanishing' buses in Dublin

Both Dublin Bus and Go Ahead have said that they need a total combined number of 195 drivers in place to carry out an efficient service across all of their routes

Dublin Live

A low-traffic College Green is among 35 ‘transformative’ new projects to improve Irish transport

Five transformational public transport projects, six ‘10 minute’ neighbourhoods, 19 walking and cycling projects and even a cycling link from Cork to Waterford were announced today in South Dublin

Dublin Live

The items you can expect to get more expensive this month as energy bills spike

Rising inflation has caused people across the country to make efforts to cut corners and save but unfortunately, prices look set to increase even further from this month

Dublin Live

30 days of price rises in Ireland - the items you can expect to get more expensive this month

Rising inflation has caused people across the country to make efforts to cut corners and save where possible

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Cost of living - trip to Tesco or Dunnes, night-out, energy bills and everything set to get more expensive in the next month

People across the country have been making efforts to cut corners and save where possible. But unfortunately, prices look set to increase even further from next month

Irish Mirror

Nine-day warning your night out is about to become more expensive in Ireland as hike comes in

From September 1, the cost of a taxi will increase by a whopping 12 per cent making a few quiet ones with a friend into a rather expensive night out

Dublin Live

Overnight Luas service ruled out by National Transport Authority

In June NTA CEO Anne Graham said they were "looking to see" if they could extend the tram network's hours during peak times to take some pressure off taxis

Dublin Live

National Transport Authority considering running Luas overnight on weekends

The NTA has also said they are working to incentivise more taxi drivers to work at peak times

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Irish Mirror

Dublin active travel took 330,000 cars off the road in 2021 and saved millions in health spending

The efforts of active travellers saved greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to 1.3m people flying from Dublin to Heathrow - 28,000 tonnes

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport: New taxi scheme to encourage drivers taking late-night fares

Around one in ten drivers left the industry during the most intense two years of the Covid-19 pandemic

Irish Mirror

Ireland taxi fares could see jump of 12.5% as new hikes under review

The National Transport Authority said it is considering its first hike in taxi fares in five years

Dublin Live

'Large' taxi fare increase proposed to bring drivers back to industry

Around one in ten drivers left the industry during the most intense two years of the Covid-19 pandemic

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