LAST UPDATE | 15 May 2024

SERVICES ON THE Luas green line have been stopped after a power outage has continued to affect the route.

Earlier, a power outage had temporarily stopped all services on the green line and partially impacted routes on the red line.

After more than 60 minutes of services being stopped on the green line, during peak hours, trams began running again for a short period of time.

However, power outages have once again affected the route – causing the operators to stop services again.

A limited number of green line services are currently operating while red line services have been restored, after they were also disrupted for a second time today.

The service operator has apologised for all inconvenience caused. 

Red Line services have been restored between Smithfield and The Point.A limited service is operating on the Green Line with delays. Dublin Bus are accepting all valid Luas tickets for the duration of this disruption. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

— Luas (@Luas) May 15, 2024

During the evening rush hours earlier, one tram on the Green Line was stopped at the top of O’Connell St, near the Parnell stop, and blocked traffic from busses and other vehicles on the road.

Most of the bus services had to reroute, around the stuck tram, onto North Frederick Street.

One luas, on the green line, is currently blocking traffic for busses and other vehicles near O'Connell Street. The Journal / Cormac Fitzgerald The Journal / Cormac Fitzgerald / Cormac Fitzgerald

The green line connects Bride’s Glen, on the south side of the city, to Broombridge, on the north side, while the red line connects the southwestern side of Dublin to the city centre.

The outages have happened during the services’ peak times, between 4pm and 7pm on Monday to Friday, as many from the city centre try to get home or travel elsewhere in the city after work.

Up to of 70 trams, across both lines, operate during peak times. All of those services were been impacted by the outages.