Part of Luas Red Line to remain closed for at least seven days after George's Dock fire

Luas operator Transdev was unable to confirm a reopening date
Part of Luas Red Line to remain closed for at least seven days after George's Dock fire

Ellen O'Donoghue

The Luas Red Line will not operate between Connolly and The Point for at least the next seven days.

The announcement from the tram operator said that a gas fire at George's Dock on Tuesday, August 19th, caused significant damage to George's Dock bridge, which forms part of the Red Line.

As a result, the bridge will remain closed until it is certified safe for use, and the Luas will only operate between Tallaght/Saggart and Connolly.

The bridge must undergo structural engineering assessments, multiple inspections by Luas engineering, maintenance and safety teams from Transport Infrastructure Ireland and Transdev (Luas operator), as well as essential repairs, a statement said.

Services will be unable to resume until all the work and checks are completed.

Luas operator Transdev was unable to confirm a reopening date; however, it said updates will be continually provided as progress is made.

Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus services between Connolly and The Point.

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