Passengers vent as Luas signalling issue causes delays on morning commute

Trams are not running between Belgard and Saggart.

By Rónán Duffy Wednesday 24 Jan 2018, 9:51 AM

Jan 24th 2018, 9:51 AM 20,568 Views 25 Comments

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Early morning passengers waiting to board the Luas. (File)

Image: Graham Hughes/RollingNews.ie

Early morning passengers waiting to board the Luas. (File)

Image: Graham Hughes/RollingNews.ie

FIVE STOPS ON the Luas red line are closed this morning due to a signalling issue, causing disruption for commuters.

Trams are not running between Belgard and Saggart with Dublin Bus accepting Luas tickets for affected passengers.

Luas has apologised to passengers as a result of the disruption.

The red line is operating as normal from Tallaght to the Point with the green line fully operational according the Luas operator.

A number of commuters who have been waiting at some of the affected stops during peak hours have also complained about further bus delays.

I am at belgard and one of your staff has said the coach should have made to trips by now is it going to be much longer of a wait
— lee Allen (@lee_allen96) January 24, 2018

Source: lee Allen/Twitter

Such a shame as we stood at Belgard stop for over 30 minutes waiting for the Bus pic.twitter.com/HlKj40gg2I
— Chris Enabulele 🇳🇬🇮🇪 (@chrisenabulele) January 24, 2018

Source: Chris Enabulele/Twitter

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Passengers vent as Luas signalling issue causes delays on morning commute

Trams are not running between Belgard and Saggart.

Read: ‘Bear with us’ says TII as it apologises for ‘teething problems’ with new Luas Green Line >