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Colm Moore 10-12-2009 13:27

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http://www.luas.ie/page.php?name=Lua...8 th_Dec_2009
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LUAS TO THE POINT IS OPEN

The extension of the Luas Red Line from Busáras to The Point officially opened on 8th December. Normal passenger services commenced on Wednesday 9th December from 5.30am. The line now serves the IFSC and the area east of the Royal Canal. Stops are provided at George’s Dock, Mayor Square, Spencer Dock and The Point.

New Operating Hours, Service Frequency and Fares, click here to read or download

Changes to Connolly Services, click here for information

Access Guide to Connolly Stop, click here to read or download

Construction of Red Line extension, click here to read more about the Red Line extension, Luas Docklands (Busáras to The Point) (Line C1)

Yoko 15-12-2009 18:20

Took this to the o2 last night and it's very handy couldn't get you closer.

Only gripe is at €1.50 from Busaras it's a bit steep

Thomas Ralph 15-12-2009 18:22

It's €1.25 with a smartcard.

Yoko 15-12-2009 18:24

thanks

ThomasJ 23-12-2009 20:06

Apologies i am a bit behind on this one but since when have connolly trams been operating only as far as heuston ?

Colm Moore 23-12-2009 20:29

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Originally Posted by ThomasJ (Post 52614)
Apologies i am a bit behind on this one but since when have connolly trams been operating only as far as heuston ?

Two thirds of trams from Tallaght go to The Point. One third go to Connolly. On top of this, some trams are operating Connolly-Heuston.

http://www.luas.ie/ul/FAQ%27S_c1_pos...nch_091209.doc

ThomasJ 23-12-2009 20:32

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Originally Posted by Victor (Post 52615)
Two thirds of trams from Tallaght go to The Point. One third go to Connolly. On top of this, some trams are operating Connolly-Heuston.

http://www.luas.ie/ul/FAQ%27S_c1_pos...nch_091209.doc

according to a notice i saw at the connolly stop tonight trams from connolly do not go beyond heuston it advises passengers going beyond heuston to go to the next stop.

The notice looks permanent. Will try and get the exact wording of the notice later. Its on the glass pane as you go down the escalator on both sides.

ThomasJ 23-12-2009 22:50

The notice states :

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trams from connolly serving all stops to heuston only.

For onward travel change at heuston.

Full red line service at busaras stop: 2 minutes walk

James Shields 30-12-2009 23:41

All trams from Connolly only go as far as Heuston. This makes sense to me, as it proviced extra capacity on the busiest section of the line. If you want to go further, either walk around the corner to Busaras, or get off the Heuston bound tram at any stop and wait for one bound for Tallaght.

I do think there would be some logic in running some Connolly-Point trams on evenings of concerts.

markpb 31-12-2009 16:09

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Originally Posted by James Shields (Post 52814)
I do think there would be some logic in running some Connolly-Point trams on evenings of concerts.

Presumably any tram on a Point - Connolly running would cause a lot of disruption as it blocks movements in other directions.

Colm Moore 31-12-2009 16:22

Not particularly. With several minutes between trams, its no more complicated than trams going in or out of services at Heuston, Connolly or Red Cow.


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