Cameroonian-flagged cargo ship detained in Sligo Port since mid-October following routine inspection
The 11 crew members have been stuck in Ireland since October 16.
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The 11 crew members have been stuck in Ireland since October 16.
The Council had requested in its ‘Wish List’ to Minister Eamon Ryan that taxis be banned from a number of bus lanes in Dublin.
Kasper Kacprzak was killed, alongside the pilot of the plane, when it crashed in Offaly in 2018.
The Omni Air International flight from Bangor in the US state of Maine arrived last night.
The investment in civil engineering programmes will take place from 2020 to 2024.
The Department of Transport received a report on regulating PPTs today.
Around 100 bikers took part in the demonstration.
It has been suggested that drivers are buying from the UK on the back of a strong Euro.
Volunteers are worried about the potential delays this will cause when they are travelling to incidents.
How much it’s costing to do so is another matter however.
New documents show the department was concerned with the fallout from Shane Ross bringing a stop to efforts to make a PSC mandatory when applying for a driver’s licence.
Shane Ross says he will decide whether rickshaws will be regulated or banned before the end of the Dáil term.
The RSA spent €2 million on making the PSC mandatory for driving licence applications – before Transport Minister Shane Ross pulled the plug over concerns doing so was illegal.
The Road Safety Authority had scrambled to get its house in order for the PSC introduction, only for the initiative to be dropped suddenly and at the last minute in March of this year.
Law changes increasing the penalties for learner drivers will lead to a surge in demand for driving tests, Fórsa predict.
There is a lack of clarity as to whether or not asylum seekers in Ireland are legally allowed to obtain a driving licence.
Dublin TD Clare Daly said that the figures were “absolutely disgraceful”, but “not a bit surprising”.
The yearly rate has fallen by nearly 9,000 in fact. And counties with a lot of road deaths are not necessarily those with the most convictions.
A new express bus system is being planned for the capital.
With all bikes present either ringing bells or blowing whistles, the protest proved something of a cacophonous event.
Enda Kenny has called for a review of the preclearance policy.
Bus Éireann is facing insolvency within the next two years after a period of heavy losses.
The measure was recommended in a report last year from the National Transport Authority.
Dublin City Council plans to expand the 30km/hr speed limit across further areas of the city.
The protest is being organised by the Dublin Cycling Campaign, and kicks off in Dublin city centre from 5.30pm.
The loophole has seen roughly 7,500 cases annually thrown out of court.
And Health isn’t the only government department that has yet to update its pages.
The Department of Transport defended publicising the campaign before it took place.
The Public Accounts Committee was also told that about 130,000 more cars were taxed this year following an end to the practice where vehicles could be declared as “off-road” after the fact.
A new round of public transport funding has been announced, and includes improvements to cycle paths.
Slightly behind schedule, mind you.
A trade union called any increase would be “very strange”.
The wait isn’t over just yet…it looks like it won’t be considered until 2016.
The system has been trialled over the past couple of years.
Commuters will be able to available of discounted fares of up to 16 per cent.
Operation Taximeter will also see stamp 2 Visa holders come under scrutiny.
Minister Varadkar has been called on to clarify how long his department has known about the issues for.
Both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin have called on the government to work on securing funding so the construction can go ahead.
In the year of The Gathering, Leo Varadkar and Michael Ring are looking for people to answer “challenging questions” about Irish tourism.
The National Tarnsport Authority has encouraged public to review the plans and get involved in the consultation process.