Warning diesel prices could hit €4 a litre, as fuel rationing and free public transport ‘may have to be considered’ Diesel prices could hit €4 a litre if there is not a quick resolution to the conflict in the Middle East.

This is obviously worst case scenario planning… but it’s really exposing just how bad Dublin gets hit by volatile fossil fuel prices

Government didn’t fund BusConnects expansions in 2026 & haven’t funded 3 of the Dublin Luas projects… 🤷🤷‍♀️

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Extension of Luas Green line to Finglas can proceed after High Court cases resolved Extra 4km of line to run from Cabra to north of Finglas village at expected cost of €600m

JR’s have been cleared for Finglas Luas, there are lots of questions remaining since the lands now won’t be purchased for the project

Also, Government still haven’t funded construction until at least 2029 so it won’t be happening anytime soon

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Day 4 of the fuel protests

* O’Connell St is still blocked
* Green line still not running cross city
* Bus diversion info on the Operators websites
* Big blockade on the M50 Northbound at J3

Lots of bike share schemes in the City & Suburbs for those who want to cycle

Day 3 of the fuel protests and the massive disruptions continue. Government have announced that the defense forces will be deployed to start removing vehicles this morning

We recommend the Transit App for realtime tracking, please share your bus location & help people get around

Fuels counter-protest this evening!

⏰ 5.10pm
📍 Garden of Remembrance
🚲 Cycle to Dáil

End fossil fuel dependence 🌏

'Very significant disruption' to Dublin Bus services as protesters block O'Connell Bridge Buses and the Green Luas line have been disrupted.

Massive disruptions continue today due to the fuel protests in the City Centre causing lots of diversions & delays to buses & trams

Green Line Luas isn’t operating between St Stephen’s Green & Dominick stops

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No delay to MetroLink after programme director's departure, says TII Jason Cullen, Dublin Commuter Coalition, discusses why the MetroLink project must continue, as planned.

We spoke to @news.Rte.ie Morning Ireland earlier about the departure of Sean Sweeney & the impact to MetroLink’s delivery timeline

Why is traffic congestion so bad? Did you ever wonder why it seems to take longer and longer to commute by car? There are various reasons. But the growing number of cars on the road is a major factor, writes David Murphy.

Mostly it’s because consecutive Governments haven’t prioritised, nor funded public Transport properly

It’s 20 years since the Green & Red line Luas launched… there’s a million more cars on Irish roads in that time

They’re still underfunding it as well

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Another Airport bus gets withdrawn from service because of corporate profit margins

Meanwhile, the M50 is still at capacity and Government are removing the airport cap

Dublin Commuter Coalition; calls on Government to prioritise emergency funding In the wake of President Trump’s latest escapade of global chaos, Government are predictably about to cut taxes on fossil fuels amidst the rising cost of living. Rather than ignoring our obligations…

Government must prioritise sustainable transport in any emergency relief funding

The solution to the rising cost of oil will never be tax reduction. It’s better cycling infrastructure, more frequent & reliable public transport and Work from Home measures

Plans have finally been released for the Train Depot that was removed from the Dart+ West project as part of the planning permission

It will include an upgrade to Kilcock Station with Twin Tracking to facilitate train stabling

Consultation is now open

www.dartplus.ie/en-ie/projec...

*UPDATE*

The screws have now been removed by a local resident

The Council did respond immediately but the Community had already taken care of it by the time they got there

Cyclists Beware!!!

There are reports of sabotage in the cycle lane on the Old Cabra Road inbound near the Maple Centre

Someone has drilled Torx screws into the cycle track and it’s damaging tyre’s

Be careful if you’re cycling in the area

Today is your last chance to respond to the College Green Consultation!!

You have until midnight tonight to add your support for this vital public realm project

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Absolutely, they clarify that in the video… but they’ve got to play to the algorithm

There’s only a week left to get your responses in for the College Green Consultation

Please make sure to share your views and show your support for this important Public Realm project

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Ireland’s $27BN Mission to Save Dublin Say it quietly but Ireland might (finally) be building its first ever metro. Rayon is the all-in-one, effortless CAD tool for going from concept to completion. Try it for free here:…

Everything you ever wanted to know about MetroLink from @TheB1m

Excellent overview of the history, politics, & construction plans for Dublin’s most anticipated Transport project

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Cycling numbers in Dublin up 50%

78% of people support #Love30 being rolled out and the Minister continues to do nothing

Yet Darragh O’Brien is still looking for the magic pill to solve congestion…

We don’t mind who copies our homework, as long as we get reliable, frequent & safe public transport along with safe cycling & pedestrian infrastructure

If Minister Darragh O’Brien is looking for ideas to solve Dublin’s Congestion problems… we produced a document 18 months ago that’s a road map for doing exactly that!!

www.dublincommuters.ie/post/a-commu...

Transdev loses €1.75bn Luas contract after 22 years running tram service French and British joint venture between Keolis and Amey is believed to have been selected as the preferred bidder for Dublin light rail service

Transdev’s contract as operator of the Luas will not be renewed

A joint venture between Keolis & Amey is expected to take over

Keolis reached out to us as part of their bid and seemed to prioritise customer experience

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The Hard Shoulder The Hard Shoulder Podcast with Ciara Kelly and Shane Colman is your essential drivetime companion—bringing fresh perspective and energy to your drive home. CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s…

We spoke to Newstalk’s The Hard Shoulder about the latest saga with mandatory Hi-Vis jackets

Lights are already required for night-time cycling, mandating hi-vis for everyone won’t fix non-compliance by the few

Enforcement is the answer

link.goloudplayer.com/s/sG01BRFZ38Yr

🪧Protest in Cabra this Saturday for Safer Streets

Don’t let Dublin City Council ignore the Communities voice - Planning Laws are there for a reason

🗓️: Saturday 21st Feb

⏰: 11:00-12:00

📍: Outside the Go Petrol Station, Old Cabra Road

Dublin city facing decade of disruption from construction of big – and long-awaited – transport projects Work on two bus corridors – Liffey Valley to the city centre, and Ballymun and Finglas to the city centre – is due to kick off this year. And that’s just the start.

A decades worth of disruption is on the way which will exasperate the ongoing congestion issues. The passenger cap removal won’t help either

This is what happens when you continuously delay vital public transport projects

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It would be great to be included in this

The full scheme runs down as far as George’s St

Delivery & Service vehicles will still have access before 11; similar to how the other Pedestrian streets work

Here is a link to all of the related documents and hi-res images:

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The College Green plans have been released by Dublin City Council and another Consultation opens today

Really great to finally see what this transformation will look like

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Yesterday we spoke to the Oireachtas Committee on Transport & we highlighted the various failings of this Government on road safety

The ongoing failure of Vision Zero

The Systemic failure of the RSA

And the impact of Default 30kph U-Turn

We will be appearing in front of the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Transport to speak about Road Safety this morning from 09:45 today

Highlighting the impact that continuous roll-backs of safety measures by Government Ministers is having on our roads

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