Press News

29 November 2021

Translink completes local biodiversity project with installation of railway nest boxes. Read more on this

Bus Eireann have announced that they will no longer operate on the Belfast to Dublin route from Sunday, 15th November. However, Translink remain committed to operating the Belfast to Dublin Goldline coach service to maintain North/South connections and links to Dublin Airport. Find Out More  

Translink NI Railways is working hard to minimise disruption caused by leaves on the track which can cause problems at this time of year, similar to cars being affected by black ice. Find Out More

Translink, working in partnership with the Education Authority (EA) has put plans in place to enable children to return to school safely using public transport this autumn. Find Out More

Some of Belfast’s most recognised faces including comedian and actor Tim McGarry, boxer James Tennyson and local legend May McFettridge have joined forces in a short community-led film produced by Translink to support the on-going fight against Coronavirus. Find Out More

Translink announced plans to carry-out remote and digital consultation for the redevelopment of Yorkgate Train Station. Find Out More

Translink has launched a nine-part film series documenting the real experiences of its staff who have been working hard to keep the country moving as lockdown eases and recovery progresses. Find Out More

Niamh Rafferty’s passion for her club was today recognised by winning the Translink and Ulster GAA Young Volunteer of the Year Award.  Find Out More

“The Public Health Agency (PHA) has completed the contact tracing process associated with the person who tested positive for COVID-19 and those requiring appropriate advice have been provided with it.   “They have emphasised that members of the public who have travelled between Dublin and Belfast using public transport need not be concerned. All stages of the individual’s journey were identified and those who came into closest contact have been traced and contacted with public health advice and guidance.  Find Out More

Translink is looking for 14 talented individuals to join their dynamic engineering teams.  The new campaign, which comes at the start of National Apprenticeship Week (3-7 February 2020), will see opportunities for anyone 16 years or over to become a Translink apprentice. Find Out More

Belfast prepares for Ireland’s first fuel cell electric buses powered by renewable hydrogen produced by Energia Group as Translink sets sights on zero carbon emissions by 2040. Find Out More

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