Services were suspended between St Stephen's Green and Dominick. Alamy

Green line Luas services in Dublin city centre restored after fault

Services had been suspended due to a fault on the line.

LAST UPDATE | 24 Sep

GREEN LINE LUAS services have been restored in Dublin city centre after an earlier power fault on the line saw them suspended. 

Passengers have been advised to expect some delays as services return to normal. 

Earlier, Transport For Ireland (TFI) said services were suspended between the St Stephen’s Green and Dominick Street stops.  

Red line services are operating as normal.

Luas technicians were working at the O’Connell Luas substation, where the technical issue was.

Luas and TFI have apologised for any inconvenience caused.

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