07/10/2016

Services Suspended On Luas Green Line

Services have been suspended on the Luas green line until further notice following a technical fault.

Two trams on the green line failed on Friday morning, 07 October, due to a fault on the line.

All Luas tickets are valid on Dublin buses.

Red line trams and all lifts and escalators operating as normal.

(CD/JP)

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