See the latest news and updates regarding the construction of the Ballymun / Finglas Scheme.
The junction layout will change to give better priority to buses. However, traffic travelling south on St. Mobhi Road will still be able to access Griffith Avenue in a convenient manner. The redesigned arrangement is shown in the image above – instead of turning left on one side of the triangle, in the future traffic […]
Since 2021, the National Transport Authority (NTA) has partnered with the Walk Wheel Cycle Trust to publish a collection of reports known as the Walking and Cycling Index. The latest report has been launched across Ireland’s five major metropolitan areas (Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Waterford) and offers real data and practical case studies on […]
Site investigation works for the detailed design phase for BusConnects Dublin continue for both the Liffey Valley to City Centre and Ballymun/Finglas to City Centre schemes ahead of the main construction phase.
The National Transport Authority (NTA) announced in February that passenger numbers across the network grew by 6% in 2025, with a total of 363.5 million journeys made throughout the year. With 164 million passenger journeys recorded in 2025, Dublin Bus remained the backbone of public transport in the capital. Go‑Ahead Ireland services also experienced strong […]
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The BusConnects Dublin team will host a series of Public Information Events this February as part of preparations for upcoming site investigations along the Ballymun/Finglas to City Centre Bus Corridor Scheme. These events will offer local communities an opportunity to meet directly with members of the project team and learn more about the works planned […]
Another milestone for BusConnects Dublin infrastructure!
Baile Munna/Fionnghlas go Lár na Cathrach – 22km de thosaíocht tugtha do bhusanna tiomnaithe agus rianta rothaíochta.
Ballymun/Finglas to City Centre – 22kms of dedicated bus priority and cycle tracks.
Passenger boardings in areas of Dublin where the new BusConnects network has been implemented are up 40% compared to the rest of the network.
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