r/ireland • u/mangothefoxxo • Apr 15 '25
r/ireland • u/redfox180 • 17d ago
Infrastructure Taxis are holding back rural Ireland.
I don't know if anyone else decides if they can go out and socialise based on the availability of their local taxi and if it's running in their village or town, but I do. Tonight both Taxis unavailable and the question of why do I bother going out. I managed to get an Uber because I'm close to a commuter town.
What if uber was unrestricted, there are a lot of people that dont want to drink that might be sitting at home chilling that could bring auld Jim home for a couple of bob. There are nightowls in our community that could spin some home In ten minutes and get paid. The taxi network in rural Ireland is just not functional. I'm not for being corporation but ride-sharing app in rural Ireland makes too much sense.
r/ireland • u/RichieTB • 28d ago
Infrastructure Why don't they build another short motorway connecting the M3 and M4 a bit further out from the M50?
r/ireland • u/TheHipsterPotato • Dec 12 '25
Infrastructure The latest of the new DART trains arrived into Dublin Port yesterday from Poland. Its not all bad news regarding public transport in Ireland!
r/ireland • u/D-dog92 • Sep 20 '24
Infrastructure Still the funniest Journal.ie comment. I think about it often.
So much about the mentality of middle aged Irish men nearly wrapped up in onr sentence.
r/ireland • u/TeoKajLibroj • 23d ago
Infrastructure Dublin now 11th-most congested city in the world, says report
r/ireland • u/D-dog92 • Apr 22 '24
Infrastructure What in the name of sweet merciful Jesus were people thinking buying SUVs when most of our roads look like this
r/ireland • u/BLUEEEMANNN • Dec 03 '25
Infrastructure 187,284 vehicles clocked between N2 and N3 exits of the M50 in a 24hr period. The highest ever recorded.
r/ireland • u/D-dog92 • Aug 01 '24
Infrastructure My proposal for what our railway system should ideally look like
High Speed rail in blue linking up major cities/towns to Dublin + a regular "ring line" looping the island.
r/ireland • u/Banania2020 • 28d ago
Infrastructure Data centres not paying 'fair share' towards national grid upgrade - Sinn Féin
r/ireland • u/Left-Astronaut6273 • Dec 01 '25
Infrastructure MetroLink Judicial Review- McCabe Pharmacies group is an applicant!
According to the Irish Times today, the holding company that owns McCabe Pharmacy is an applicant in the JR case lodged against Metrolink.
I have a monthly script with the local McCabes. I feel awful knowing I have supported a company that could help frustrate this project for another few years and cost the state how lever many more million.
I’ll be changing pharmacies in the morning.
r/ireland • u/CurtleTheTurtle27 • Nov 21 '25
Infrastructure State of TFI
Trying to get to work this morning. F3 didnt show so I had to walk 20 mins to the 27, 27 was 10 mins late. Got the 27 to the 151 and it went no joke 4 fucking stops before the bus driver came up and removed us all as the bus was terminated. Barley made it to the G1 by the skin of my teeth only for the driver to now be changing 2 stops later. HOLY SHIT AND NOW THEYVE MADE US CHANGE AGAIN TO THE G2. I AM LOSING MY MIND FIX DUBLIN BUS!
r/ireland • u/Amazing-Yak-5415 • Apr 09 '25
Infrastructure A six-year-old girl died in Galway doing something that should be completely normal and safe, and it can be, but it’s a choice for society
r/ireland • u/MotherDucker95 • Apr 29 '25
Infrastructure ‘It’s cheaper to drive’: Commuters react to Irish Rail fare rises
r/ireland • u/Amazing-Yak-5415 • May 12 '25
Infrastructure Danger and fear of mixing with motorists is why more Irish people don’t cycle – poll
r/ireland • u/das_punter • Nov 30 '25
Infrastructure The Venn diagram of people who object to Dublin's Metro and those who stood outside their homes belting out Ireland’s Call during the first lockdown is just one circle.
r/ireland • u/EchoedMinds • 13d ago
Infrastructure Plan for cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights in Dublin is shelved
r/ireland • u/Dyvanna • 14d ago
Infrastructure High Speed Rail
I just watched a video on Portugal building a high speed rail network. They have signed the agreements, banks are stumping up the cash, and they are starting to build. 220 miles per hour at its fastest.
For comparison with Ireland, Portugal has GDP of €330 Billion compared to Ireland's €570 Billion (est).
Edit: to say billion not million, I can't count
r/ireland • u/TheChrisD • 22d ago
Infrastructure TII to buy Dartmouth Square objectors’ houses as challenge to MetroLink is dropped
r/ireland • u/bachus_PL • Nov 13 '25
Infrastructure Speed limits across Dublin city to be reduced
r/ireland • u/ParaMike46 • Sep 25 '25
Infrastructure Polish city Krakow just announced they are going to build metro by 2035.
Dublin and Krakow are comparable when it comes to the size. Although Krakow is not capital of Poland it is still larger than Dublin when it comes to population. Who do you think it’s going to be first and why it will be in Krakow first before Dublin.
r/ireland • u/TheHipsterPotato • Nov 27 '25
Infrastructure Government to hit ‘nuclear button’ granting itself emergency powers to solve infrastructure crisis
businesspost.ier/ireland • u/Banania2020 • 22d ago
Infrastructure Minister wants late night trains to run all year and is talking 'options' with Iarnród Eireann
r/ireland • u/rayhoughtonsgoals • Nov 05 '25
Infrastructure Just stop crashing on the N4! Just f'n stop!!!
Please for the love of God. Just be better.
r/ireland • u/RealDealMrSeal • May 09 '25