The Luas Green Line extension (Luas B1), also known as Luas Cherrywood, was officially opened on 16 October 2010. It is The Luas Green Line extension (Luas B1), also known as Luas Cherrywood, was ...

The Government is to fast-track the extension of the Luas network to Finglas. Under the revised plan for the project, construction is due to start in 2028 rather than in the 2030s, Minister for ...

WHILE the long-delayed MetroLink project connecting Dublin Airport to the city centre is now estimated to cost over €23billion, not all transport solutions have to break the bank. The Government ...

The extension of the Luas line to Finglas in north Dublin, the first expansion of the tram system since 2017, has been granted permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála. The new line will run from the ...

Construction work on the 'game changer' €600m extension of LUAS to Finglas in north Dublin has moved a step closer. This follows Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) commencing the procurement ...

An Coimisiún Pleanála has approved the extension of the Luas network in north Dublin. The project will involve the construction of tracks between the existing Green Line terminus at Broombridge and a ...

AN APPLICATION FOR a judicial review against the planned Luas extension to Finglas in north-west Dublin city has been filed at the High Court. Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the state agency ...

Transport Minister Noel Dempsey has hailed a new Luas extension as a shining example of the country's can-do attitude. The 90 million euro project takes the existing Red Line through the heart of ...

THE LUAS will be extended to serve the growing commuter communities in south Co Dublin as far as Saggart. The extension was confirmed after the Railway Procurement Agency and a group of south Dublin ...

The extension of the Luas line to Finglas in north Dublin, the first expansion of the tram system since 2017, is facing new delays following a court challenge to the project. Firethorn Ltd, which owns ...

The Luas extension to Poolbeg is finally powering ahead, a Fine Gael TD has said. It is set to arrive "far sooner than anyone expected," according to Fine Gael's Dublin spokesperson, James Geoghegan.