Translink

Translink is a public corporation in Northern Ireland which provides the public transport in the region

Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council support Translink’s Stuff a Bus Campaign

Council supports tenth anniversary of Stuff a Bus Campaign

Matthew Thompson. Photo provided by PSNI

Updated description of missing man thought to have boarded train to Portadown

Mid Ulster SDLP MLA Patsy McGlone.

Call for Translink to meet demand for commuter bus travel to Belfast

Adrian Pollock, operations director (Civils) at construction and civil engineering firm McLaughlin & Harvey, pictured receiving the Outstanding Contributor award at the 2026 Northern Ireland Construction Awards | Supplied

McLaughlin & Harvey win at Northern Ireland Construction Awards

Staff at Portadown train station are celebrating after winning a Gold SPIRIT of Translink Facility Award 2026, following strong competition among 36 facilities across the network. Delivered in partnership with Live Here Love Here, the Awards recognise outstanding environmental performance, safety standards and community engagement. Celebrating the Gold Award at Portadown Station are (L-R): Jenny Morrison (Live Here Love Here), Anthony Cavanagh (Translink), Andrew Bowden (Translink), Rachel McCann (Translink), Dylan Davidson (Translink). Picture: Brian Thompson

Portadown and Lurgan Translink facilities in awards scheme

Translink have increased capacity on the Castledawson to Derry bus service in response to a rise in passenger numbers. Credit: Translink

McGlone welcomes increased capacity on Castledawson to Derry bus service

SDLP Mid Ulster MLA Patsy McGlone | Supplied

McGlone: Mid Ulster people unable to board Derry bus due to lack of space

Bus depot, Monkstown Avenue. Pic: Google.

Thirty-seven EV points proposed for bus depot

Translink is advising passengers to plan ahead as a series of essential planned engineering works will affect services between Derry~Londonderry and Coleraine. CREDIT TRANSLINK

Plan ahead: Coleraine-Derry/L'Derry train line changes

Police were in attendance along with other emergency services after an incident around 9.45am on Tuesday, September 15 at Greenisland Train Station. Photo: Google

Police attend report of 'concern for safety' in Greenisland

Mid Ulster District Council has expressed serious concerns over Translink’s plans to amend its fares. Picture: Pacemaker

Mid Ulster Council strongly opposes Translink’s cost-saving proposals

Translink is reminding passengers that some bus timetable changes will come into effect from Tuesday, September 1. Picture: Pacemaker

Translink warns of bus timetable changes from September 1

WP Mid Ulster representative Hugh Scullion | Supplied

WP believe transport and all public services should be in state ownership

Jay Buntin with Robin Swann MP at the repaired bus stop. Pic credit: UUP

Killultagh rep welcomes quick repair of damaged bus shelter in Glenavy

Translink is advising passengers to plan ahead for some changes to rail services between Derry/Londonderry and Coleraine during two weekends in September while essential maintenance and improvement works are carried out on the line.

September rail closures between Coleraine and Derry/Londonderry

Bells Row railway crossing, Lurgan, Co Armagh

Work to start on railway lines

Councillor Dan Kerr is concerned that the Translink transport offer may be reduced in Mid Ulster, due to budget pressures. Credit: Google

Concerns over possible reduction in Translink transport services in Mid Ulster

The planning application was submitted by Translink.

Planning application for work on railway line near Mussenden

Thousands of people, musicians and artists on the streets of Belfast for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2026.

A flavour of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in 26 photos

Councillor Pat Catney has expressed concern for child road safety as the go ahead is given for a new housing development in Carryduff. Pic credit: McAuley Multimedia

New housing development to bring about new privately funded bus route

Translink is advising passengers that there will be revised bus and rail timetables in operation over the July holiday period, with a reminder to plan their journeys before they travel. Photo: Pacemaker

Translink reminds passengers of revised July holiday timetables

Ongoing works on a section of the Larne railway line are being carried out overnight to minimise passenger disruption, Translink has said. Photo: NI World

Ongoing works on Larne railway line

Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Róis-Máire Donnelly, and Ards CCÉ musician Mark McCusker tune up for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann which is coming to Belfast for the first time from Sunday 2 to Sunday 9 August.

Translink adds more trains and buses for Fleadh

Sam Todd has been awarded a BEM for services to public transport. Photo provided by Translink

Royal honour for long-serving public transport manager and on-call firefighter

Sea defences at 17 locations on the Belfast to Larne railway line will be reinforced through a proposal by Translink to strengthen the public transport link for the future. Picture: Translink

Sea defences plan to protect Belfast to Larne railway line

A Park and Ride facility. Picture: Aaron McCracken

Months of work on Ballymena Park & Ride expansion due to start

The outing will leave from Ballymoney train station. CREDIT GOOGLE

Chatty train from Ballymoney aims to combat loneliness

The 157th Balmoral Show is expected to welcome over 100,000 visitors throughout the four-day event. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Advice for motorists as four-day food and agri show commences

Templepatrick level crossing. Image: Google

Man pleads not guilty to dangerous driving after van smashed through barrier

Brothers and keen farmers, Adam and Matthew, join Royal Ulster Agricultural Society (RUAS) operations director, Rhonda Geary as they count down to this year's show and encourage visitors to travel by bus or train. Photo provided by Translink

Balmoral Show: Translink offers include free shuttle bus service

Festivalgoers heading to Carrick Tribute Fest at Shaftesbury Park in Carrickfergus are being encouraged to make the most of public transport. Photo: Aaron McCracken

Carrick festivalgoers encouraged to make the most of public transport

Gerard Carlin has been appointed as Translink’s new Group Chief Executive. Photo provided by Translink

Translink announces new chief executive with ‘wealth of experience’

PSNI Chief Superintendent Mark Roberts, NW 200's Mervyn White & a PSNI Constable from Roads Policing urging road-users travelling to and from this year's North West 200 circuit to stay safe, as the largest sporting event in Northern Ireland returns to the North Coast. CREDIT STEPHEN DAVISON

NW200 2026: 'Leave the racing to the racers'

Pupils from St. Patrick’s PS (Aghalee) at the Build a Bridge event. Pic credit: Translink

Pupils build bridges through hands-on learning at Moira Park & Ride event

Road closures planned for Station Road in Moira as work continues on new park and ride. Pic credit: Google

Road closures in Moira to facilitate park and ride construction

Pictured at the partnership launch are L-R Abigail, Luke and Izabel from Oakwood Integrated Primary School with Chris Conway, Translink Group Chief Executive and Kathryn Ogdin, Director of Operations, Rail Safe Friendly. Pic credit: Translink

Oakwood Integrated pupils help to launch new rail safety programme

The PSNI issued a statement saying: "Please drink responsibly and be respectful of others around you." CREDIT ICONIC MEDIA

PSNI: North coast visitors urged to drink responsibly and be respectful

Translink is advising passengers to check for changes to timetables over the Easter period. Picture (stock image): Pacemaker.

Translink announces Easter holiday timetables with 'perfect trip' hints

Translink has warned of cancellations to services between York Street and Whiteabbey due to an obstruction on the line. Picture: Pacemaker (stock image).

Translink warns of further disruption on railway lines

Translink is advising passengers that buses and trains will operate holiday timetables for the St. Patrick’s Day Bank Holiday on Tuesday, March 17. Picture: Pacemaker

St Patrick’s Day timetable changes for Translink bus and train passengers

Pictured with one of the rail platform validators is Translink's Paul Irvine and customers Christine and Olivia Fisher. Picture: released by Translink.

Translink customer advice as train station platform validators go live across NI

Pictured, from left to right, are: Paul McKeegan, from contractor McLaughlin and Harvey; Margaret Ferguson, Glynn Community Association; John Rodgers, McLaughlin and Harvey; Alison Beggs, Glynn Village Hall Committee and Allan Stewart, programme manager, Translink. Photo: submitted

Village gets firewood boost after essential tree-felling operation by Translink