This afternoon.
Niall O’Connor writes:
Lads is the 65 running to Ballyknockan or what’s the craic?
Anyone?
This afternoon.
Niall O’Connor writes:
Lads is the 65 running to Ballyknockan or what’s the craic?
Anyone?
This morning.
Dublin city.
Steve Conlon tweetz:
There’s Dublin Bus at it again. For NO reason blocking a pedestrian crossing.
Maybe it’s time to start contacting their insurance company as management seem to be OK with this.
…Pedestrians/wheelchair users be damned?
UPDATE:
Harsh but fair.
This morning.
Dublin Bus announce all services are withdrawn between 10am-7pm due to Storm Ophelia.
Wimps.
Earlier: A Limerick A Day
Meanwhile…
People swimming at Seapoint in Dublin this morning #Ophelia pic.twitter.com/aeHgEAayMo
— Rachel Flaherty (@rachelfl) October 16, 2017
Meanwhile…
Full multi-agency coordination in response to #Ophelia today. Stay indoors and follow local media and here for updates pic.twitter.com/Qbgncj3QCH
— Kerry County Council (@countykerry) October 16, 2017
The proposed civic plaza at College Green, Dublin 2
Olivia Kelly, in The Irish Times, reports:
Dublin Bus wants to keep running buses through College Green in defiance of Dublin City Council’s plans to develop the area as a pedestrian- and cyclist-only plaza.
The bus company, which previously publicly supported the council’s plans for a new €10 million civic plaza, wants An Bord Pleanála to stop the council from banning buses from crossing College Green, and to hold a public oral hearing on the scheme.
Dublin Bus wants to keep running buses through College Green plaza (Irish Times)
Previously: I’m Walking Here
Leah Farrell/Rollingnews
24 Dublin Bus routes are to be taken over by UK operator Go-Ahead, the National Transport Authority has said.
— 3News (@3NewsIreland) August 10, 2017
Among the 24 routes are the 185, which connects Bray with Newtownmountkennedy, the 76a, which connects Blanchardstown and Tallaght shopping centres, and the 220, which travels from Ballymun to Mulhuddart….
UK Firm Go-Ahead To Operate 10 Per Cent Of Dublin Routes (RTÉ)
Rollingnews
UPDATE:
The NTA has prepared a list of terms that UK company Go-Ahead will encounter on Dublin bus routes pic.twitter.com/F9zhOKwHyX
— Hopeless Surfer (@HopelessSurfer) August 10, 2017
This afternoon
Dublin Bus celebrated its 30th anniversary today with their longest serving employees reading favorite stories, including the lost missing table tennis bats (video above), which have been gathered into a giant Dublin Bus Legends Story Book chronicled since setting out 1987.
In fairness.
Middle pic from left: Des O Toole, Theresa Lydon, Sean Hyland, Craig Shearer and on top Ciaran Keogh and David Byrne.
Rollingnews
This afternoon.
Unspecified location.
Gary Byrne writes:
Nice to see Dublin Bus on board with Pride (march on this Saturday(….
This morning.
Some Dad writes:
A majestic, lesser-spotted No.13 Dublin Bus spotted in the wild….
Meanwhile…
It’s so quiet without the trains and buses. Probably the only positive of the strike. #nodarts #blackrock #dublin @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/sSFlQc6b8y
— piajade (@piajade) March 31, 2017
Meanwhile…
Thanks Laura Gaynor
Meanwhile…
Hueston Luas station this morning.
Earlier: A Limerick A Day
Spotted in Dublin this morning.
Laura Gaynor writes:
I preferred the Irish Setter myself…
Any excuse
Dublin, yesterday.
Dan O’Neill tweetz:
Check out the undercover bus driver blending in seamlessly with the Gardaí – Shneaky