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Ring Road delays stall Galway’s transport future
Galway’s long-term transport blueprint is stuck in neutral. The National Transport Authority has confirmed it won’t move forward with the Galway Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy (GMATS) until a decision is made on the controversial N6 Ring Road.
European investment reshapes McCulla Ireland's growth trajectory
McCulla Ireland, a family-run cold chain transport and storage firm, has been acquired by European investors aiming to create the continent’s largest temperature-controlled logistics network.
Fare evasion is silently costing millions
A new report reveals that fare evasion on Ireland’s public transport networks led to an estimated €20 million in lost revenue in 2024, with rail and bus operators struggling to stay within compliance thresholds.
Connected momentum
The movement of goods, people, and ideas is getting a reset.
UK-EU deal gives logistics a new edge
The latest UK-EU agreement marks a turning point for cross-Channel freight, with the Port of Dover calling it a game-changer for trade efficiency and economic resilience.
Evri’s Irish move tightens EU logistics game
Evri has made its first acquisition with a multi-million pound deal to buy Coll-8, an Irish customs and logistics firm, marking a strategic push into faster, frictionless cross-border delivery.
Alstom and ATM bid to shape the future of Dublin’s Luas
Two of Europe’s transport heavyweights, Alstom and ATM Group, have teamed up in a strategic joint venture to bid for the operations and maintenance contract of Dublin’s Luas network.
Ireland West Airport backs growth with €5.6 million investment boost
Ireland West Airport has secured over €5.6 million in government funding to deliver a suite of modernisation and sustainability projects, sending a strong signal about the airport’s ambitions for long-term growth.
Hydrogen push puts Wrightbus on Europe's clean transport map
Wrightbus is accelerating Europe's transition to zero-emission transport with a €24 million delivery to German operator Saarbahn.
Tougher enforcement flagged as marine safety breaches continue
A new report from Ireland’s Marine Casualty Investigation Board has raised serious concerns about ongoing non-compliance with lifejacket regulations at sea, even after repeated tragedies.
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