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Building City Dashboards | Building City Dashboards

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Dublin Bus does not release location information of its buses while in motion. However, they do periodically release information gathered from each stop a bus makes. Sometimes it can be found on Smart Dublin.

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The Dublin Dashboard provides an interface to access and visualise data related to Dublin in Ireland. It combines historic, near real-time and real-time data to show how Dublin is performing across a number of key indicators.

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Promoting innovation and transparency through the publication of Irish Public Sector data in open, free and reusable formats.

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This site hosts data sets published by Transport Infrastructure Ireland.

All data sets here are lincensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence unless otherwise indicated. Details about how TII shares data with the Public can be found here .
The search facility for this site is provided by National Open Data Portal and includes datasets not hosted here. Click the Search Datasets button below for a listing of all datasets published by TII. Only datasets hosted here are listed below.

Intelligent Transport Systems

Under Directive 2010/40/EU directors of roads are required to provde real-time and other travel information on major routes. This information is shared using relevent and open standards. The data sets on this page all comply with the DATEX II standard for real-time travel information exchange.
The datasets listed below are updated at 5 minute intervals. Showcase web and mobile applications built using DATEXII data can be found on the TII Traffic website.

Pavement Asset Management

TII commissions an Annual Sideway-force Coefficient Routine Investivation Machine (SCRIM) Survey of the National Primary and Secondary road network in one direction, alternating the direction of survey each year. The data reported is the Characteristic Scrim Co-efficient (CSC) from the Slow-Lane.The information provided is summarised in 100 meter intervals and is referenced to GPS ITM co-ordinates.SCRIM Survey data is currently available from years 2012.

Detailed technical infomration about SCRIM data and its application is available on TII Standards and Technical Publications website.

Traffic Counters

TII operates and maintains a network of traffic counters on the motorway, national primary and secondary road networks in Ireland. There are currently more than 400 of these counters active across the network. For an interactive view of the data they capture, go to the TII Traffic Counter Data Website

Open Data Licence - CC BY 4.0

Datasets hosted on data.tii.ie are provided under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence. This is consistent with the Public Service Policy and the terms and conditions of the National Open Data Portal .

Before downloading or consuming any of the datasets listed on this site you are strongly encouraged to read the summary of the Licence to understand your obligations in consuming it. The full licence is also available here (Its not as long as you'd think).

More Information on the licensing of Open Data from Public Bodies can be found here.

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Transport Infrastructure Ireland - Data Portal

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All data sets here are lincensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence unless otherwise indicated. Details about how TII shares data with the Public can be found here . The search facility for this site is provided by National Open Data Portal and includes datasets not hosted here.

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https://www.transportforireland.ie/transitData/PT_Data.html

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About the Datastore

The AIRO Data Store has been created by the team at AIRO and NIRSA as a means of making our working data more accessible to the public. Rather than just dumping out masses of raw data we have taken the time to clean it up, add extra value and hopefully make it as useful to you as possible. Our main trick is to ensure it has a spatial element for use in a GIS.

There are many data-sets available from a wide range of sources and sectors (CSO, NISRA, all-island census, crime, economy, live register etc) and everything is set up at the national or all-island scale. Over the coming months we will be releasing additional sets of data from current and past projects.

Our data is currently available as .csv and .shp format (xml and kml also available if required) and on-line tutorials on how to use the data are available here. Individual AIRO mapping tools are also available to help you visualise the data where possible. To get access to either a Electoral Division (ED) or Small Area (SA) file to accompany our census data (RoI or AI) please contact us (pending licence agreements we will hopefully have these added to the site soon).

If you have data and want to make it available via our site then please contact AIRO.

*Other key data portals in Ireland are StatCentral, ISDE, Geoportal, DubLinked and Data.gov.ie

**To download an incredible set of spatial data from OpenStreetMap for Ireland click here

*** To use all of this in an excellent free and open source GIS then check out QGIS

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About the Datastore The AIRO Data Store has been created by the team at AIRO and NIRSA as a means of making our working data more accessible to the public. Rather than just dumping out masses of raw data we have taken the time to clean it up, add extra value and hopefully make it as useful to you as possible.

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The LUAS Forecasts system provides a real-time feed of expected LUAS arrivals for every stop on the Red and Green Lines. The LUAS uses an Automatic Vehicle Location System (AVLS) to locate trams....

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Dublin Bikes API

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This site provides continuous real time data from a number of sources. This includes the network of air quality monitoring stations that are part of the national air quality monitoring network managed in cooperation between the Environmental Protection Agency and Dublin City Council, as well as other stations set up by Dublin City Council to monitor local air quality conditions.

This website is a work in progress and we welcome your input on how we can improve it. Please send any queries or comments to airquality@dublincity.ie

To learn more about the national ambient air quality monitoring network check out: http://www.epa.ie/air/quality/monitor/

There are a number of important considerations to take into account in interpreting the data on this site. Firstly, this data has not yet been fully validated as it is received automatically from the air quality monitoring stations. There can be marked fluctuations in the data during routine calibration or maintenance or occasionally instrument performance issues occur. If such variations occur, we will examine and endeavour to explain them.

Secondly, for operational reasons, from time to time there may be a delay in synchronising the downloading of readings between the monitoring stations, the EPA website and this website. This may at times lead to slight variances in the data displayed on this site compared to the EPA website.

Thirdly, certain climatic conditions, such as foggy weather can affect the performance of some air quality analysers. This is particularly the case with the particulate analysers used in the local monitoring network. During weather episodes such as these, the data may erroneously suggest a marked increase in particulate pollution levels and therefore we will ensure we explain the reasons if this happens.

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This site provides continuous real time data from a number of sources. This includes the network of air quality monitoring stations that are part of the national air quality monitoring network managed in cooperation between the Environmental Protection Agency and Dublin City Council, as well as other stations set up by Dublin City Council to monitor local air quality conditions.

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Census 2022 Summary Results have been published with further thematic reports being published throughout 2023

A snapshot of people aged 65+ living in Ireland

Find detailed Census 2022 data by theme in our interactive map, from county level to neighbourhood (Small Area) level on CSO Visual

All census resources and results from previous censuses

Our interactive zone has visualisations, infographics, school resources, competitions and much more...

Rewarding roles, career progression, unique culture - learn about everything that a career with the CSO has to offer

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Census 2022 Summary Results have been published with further thematic reports being published throughout 2023 A snapshot of people aged 65+ living in Ireland Find detailed Census 2022 data by theme in our interactive map, from county level to neighbourhood (Small Area) level on CSO Visual All census resources and results from previous censuses Our interactive zone has visualisations, infographics, school resources, competitions and much more...