The European Union has seen significant updates in its transport and climate action sectors. The Parliament adopted the new TEN-T Regulation, emphasizing infrastructure development and modernization in phases till 2050, considering Member States' financial resources and sustainability. Additionally, regulations on CO2 emissions for heavy-duty vehicles were amended, indicating a step towards stricter environmental standards. The Alliance for Zero-Emission Aviation unveiled a vision targeting a substantial share of intra-EU flights to be operated by hydrogen and electricity-powered aircraft by 2050, reflecting a positive push towards sustainable aviation solutions. In Ireland, the Climate Action Plan 2024 was approved, featuring actions like the EV Infrastructure Strategy rollout and grid connection works to meet AFIR requirements. The country also initiated policies like the EV Infrastructure Strategy 2022-2025 and a draft plan for a regional and local EV charging network. Moreover, the government sanctioned the DART+ Coastal North rail project and announced a grant for EV charging infrastructure in existing apartments. Furthermore, the EU emphasized infrastructure charges and compliance with directives like the 'Eurovignette' in states such as Ireland. The Department of Transport's efforts in developing a Sustainable Aviation Fuel Policy Roadmap and the NTA's equality guidance for active travel schemes showcase a holistic approach towards sustainable transport solutions in the region.