GMC is delighted to announce the commencement of construction works on the Liffey Valley to City Centre Core Bus Corridor, a flagship element of the National Transport Authority’s (NTA) BusConnects programme - one of the most significant upgrades to Dublin’s public transport network in decades.

This project represents a major investment in sustainable mobility, improved journey times, and enhanced reliability for public transport users and communities along the corridor.

Once complete, the upgraded infrastructure will deliver:

• Faster and more efficient bus journeys Improved service punctuality and capacity
• Enhanced walking and cycling facilities
• Better connectivity for local neighbourhoods
• Reduced congestion and lower transport emissions

GMC is proud to contribute to delivering infrastructure that will support a cleaner, more efficient and more connected Dublin, helping to shape a public transport network fit for the future.

Building a Better Transport Future for Dublin

This milestone marks another important step in the delivery of BusConnects, a programme that is transforming how people move around the city - supporting Dublin’s transition to greener transport, and creating long-term social, economic and environmental benefits for generations to come.

Another project commenced. Another milestone delivered. Another step toward a stronger, sustainable transport network for Dublin.

Here’s to building a better-connected capital and a better transport future for all.