Transport for Ireland (TFI) oversees the delivery of public transport services across Ireland.
The TFI public transport network in Ireland includes all services that are procured, funded, and regulated by the NTA. Operators such as Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland, Bus Éireann, TFI Local Link, Iarnród Éireann, Luas and TFI Bikes provide these services.
In 2023, the number of passengers using TFI Network reached record high with 308 million passenger’s journeys.
Expanding the TFI Network
TFI has recently improved a range of services across the TFI network with over 60 new and enhanced bus services launched in towns and villages under the Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan.
Two new town bus services have recently commenced service in Carlow Town and Clonmel, giving more people the option to use public transport daily.
In Dublin, the BusConnects Network Redesign launched two phases in the last year– Phase 5a in West Dublin and in November Phase 5b in south Dublin.
New Sustainable Fleet
TFI is rolling out a fleet of accessible vehicles including fully electric buses and hybrid electric trains.
TFI use technology and data to make journeys easier
Customer Satisfaction
In a recently published Customer Satisfaction Survey, 83% of passengers said they had a positive sentiment towards TFI services. Of the total, 39% of users said they were very satisfied, with a further 44% fairly satisfied with the TFI network.