Category Archives: Dublin Luas

A pedestrian has died after he was hit by a tram in Dublin City Centre in the early hours of Sunday 18th September 2022. The man, reported locally to be in his 50s, was struck by a tram at approximately … Continue reading →

Late night engineering works on Luas will see changes to the service on the Green Line between Friday 23rd and Sunday 25th September. As is often the case with these overnight works it will mean that there is an early … Continue reading →

Luas Green Line will be 18 on Thursday 30th June! And to mark occasion there will be a competition to win one of ten digital One4All vouchers – and all you have to do to enter is fill in a … Continue reading →

The end of June and start of July will see some further changes to Luas services as more essential engineering works will be taking place, whilst the Pride event will also see some small changes too.

The next set of engineering works on Dublin’s Luas network will be affecting services on the Red Line over the weekend of Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th June. Throughout the weekend there will be no trams between Red Cow and … Continue reading →

Essential engineering works on Luas’ Green Line over two weekends at the end of May and start of June will see changes to the start and finish times of services again. The works are taking place 27th to 29th May … Continue reading →

There will be further changes to services on Dublin’s Luas tram network this month with additional engineering works, including some unscheduled works this coming weekend.

Now here is a turn up for the books. There will be new fares on Dublin’s Luas tram network from Monday 6th May and instead of the usual increases there will be an average fall of 20%! Yes, that’s right … Continue reading →

Further essential engineering works on Dublin’s Luas network will see service changes on the Red Line across the two weeks between Saturday 30th April and Sunday 8th May. The work will see no trams running from Blackhorse to Heuston on … Continue reading →

April will see more engineering works taking place on Dublin’s Luas system which will see changes to the operating hours of the Green line over two weekends. All days will still see a normal service run for the majority of … Continue reading →

There’s more engineering works on the way for Luas with the Red line being affected this time around – the works see no trams between Blackhorse and Heuston over the weekend of Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th March.

There are to be further engineering works on the Luas network over two weekends in March, affecting the Red Line. These works will mainly be taking place overnight but will see temporary changes to the operating hours on the Red … Continue reading →

The next set of engineering works on Luas will see the Red Line closed between Blackhorse and Heuston on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th February with replacement buses running on the affected section.

Both the Green and Red lines on Dublin’s Luas network will be affected by engineering works over two weekends in January although on both occasions it won’t see services disrupted all day but will see later start and earlier finish … Continue reading →

A planned extension of Dublin’s Luas Green Line between Broombridge and Charlestown via Finglas – known as Luas Finglas – has moved a step closer after a Preferred Route was unveiled as part of a major consultation exercise. The extension … Continue reading →

Dublin’s Luas tram system has started a recruitment drive for more drivers to start from early January 2022. They are also looking to create a panel for future opportunities. Operators of the line, Transdev Dublin Light Rail Ltd., are looking … Continue reading →

Starting from Sunday 28th November it will be easier to seamlessly travel across Dublin with the introduction of a new TFI 90 minute fare which will allow passengers free transfer between Dublin Bus, Luas and most DART, commuter rail and … Continue reading →

Unsurprisingly recent figures released by the National Transport Authority in Ireland have shown that passenger numbers on Luas have fallen as a result of travel restrictions introduced across the country from March 2020. In a similar picture to that seen … Continue reading →