Users have been told to avoid clicking links and to report any scams. Transport For Ireland (TFI) have issued an urgent warning over a scam surrounding the Leap Card. Commuters have been warned not to interact with a scam social media page “attempting to sell Leap cards” online. The page in question told users they […]

2 years ago

Brought to you by Dublin Bus A prize-winning way to stay busy during your morning commute. Anyone who spends time commuting on public transport knows it’s crucial to have some way of passing the duration of the journey. It could be a go-to playlist to set you up for the day ahead or a favourite […]

3 years ago

The new prices are set to be implemented from Monday onwards. Bus and train fares are set to be reduced by an average of 20% as part of a Government package to reduce the cost of living. The new prices are set to be implemented on Monday (11 April). Bus fares on all subsidised public […]

4 years ago

The app being unavailable for iPhone users had been a source of frustration. The Transport for Ireland (TFI) Leap Card Top-Up App has finally been released on the Apple app store, enabling users of the leap card with certain Apple devices to check their balance, top-up on the go and collect pre-purchased tickets. Those with […]

5 years ago

The plans are progressing, but don’t go binning your leap card just yet. A new programme is being launched in an attempt to “fundamentally transform” how customers pay for and use transport services in Ireland. Although there are a number of changes and ideas proposed as part of the programme, one stands out above the […]

6 years ago

Good news for Android users, less so if you have an iPhone. Android users in Ireland can top up their Leap Cards by using their phones from Monday. This new App, from the National Transport Authority, means that users of certain smartphones will not have to go to newsagents or specialised machines – such as […]

11 years ago