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LAST UPDATE | 20 Sep 2018
LUAS SERVICES INTO the city centre will remain disrupted until tomorrow.
The Luas Green Line will not operate between Cowper and Dawson for the rest of the day due to “extensive” damage to overhead power lines.
Luas operator Transdev is advising that northbound trams will be running between Brides Glen and Cowper and then from Dawson to Broombridge but not in between.
It’s expected that normal service will resume from 5.30am tomorrow.
Passengers are being advised that Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus and GoAhead Bus Route 175 for those seeking to continue their journey.
“Customers who are using the bus service are advised to alight at Balally or Dundrum Stops for onward travel,” a Luas spokesperson said.
Southbound trams will be running from Broombridge to Dawson and then from Cowper to Brides Glen.
The other major travel carriers have not warned of any significant delays caused by the storm.
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Chinese k unts and their fantasy medicine causing havoc in the natural world. Brutal shower of fuuckers!
@Psyarron: considering they have dog eating festivals over there, then their belief in magic medicine shouldn’t be a surprise.
@Psyarron: totally agree have the planet destroyed
A great bunch of lads
Fish bladders, tiger bones, rhinos horn, what next from these crazy superstitious people.
@John Cassin: tripe and onions,st Bridget’s cross,the child of Prague,blessed ashes,banshees,.oh.these superstitious foreigners!
@Thomas Devlin: What magical powers is tripe and onions supposed to have? The others I have heard of but not this one and Google isn’t telling me anything.
Why don’t they look for an alternative before this species are gone forever, is there nothing generic.
@Peter Jo: Well the article suggests it’s rarely used now because of its value so it’s just a trinket to show off or privately feel good about.
Those Mexican cartels are in the same business as the Rathkeale Rovers.
have your say