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Updated 6.45pm
The Luas Green Line has returned to normal service after the section between Beechwood and St Stephen’s Green was suspended due to “an incident at Harcourt Street”.
According to a statement on the Luas website, some delays are to be expected to the service, which had been suspended for over an hour.
All Red Line services are operating normally.
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There is a bearded guy in a yellow jacket and hard hat that won’t get off the line.
He’s a Luas operator…..nobody told him that the strike is over!
Ah well. Nothing unusual there. Dublin Bus to the rescue again..
Now, if only the two lines were linked up, we could get a Luas to the Red Cow then… Hold on, I might not have thought this one through fully…
Did somebody push the apple the wrong direction again
Did somebody push the apple the wrong direction again ???
Very dark and dangerous walking along the track to Ranelagh. Not a Luas employee in sight .
I’m sure they’ll get loads of applications for the job the posted. I applied for my uncle and brother.
I applied for me third cousin Rick. Haven’t seen him in a few years. Thought this would be a good way of breaking the ice.
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