About Luas

Luas is Dublin’s Light Rail (tram) network, operating two lines:

• Red Line: 32 stops — from Tallaght/Saggart to Connolly/The Point via the city centre
  • Luas Red Line – Replacement Bus Service between Connolly and The Point
• Green Line: 35 stops — from Brides Glen to Broombridge via the city centre

View Live Timetables & Stops You can view the live timetable of the Red and Green Line routes

Operating Hours

• Mon–Fri: 05:30 – 00:30
• Saturday: 06:30 – 00:30
• Sunday & Public Holidays: 07:00 – 23:00
• No service on Christmas Day

Trams run every 3–4 minutes at peak, and every 10-15 minutes outside of these times.

Peak times correspond to:

• Monday to Friday: morning (7am-10am) and evening (4pm to 7pm)
• Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays: 11.00am to 8.00pm

Live Departures

Luas operates on a frequency-based system, not a fixed timetable. You can check real time information for any stop here.

• Check live departures for any stop on the Luas website updates and disruptions
• Use the TFI Live App for next tram times
• Service updates and disruptions are posted on the Luas website

Tickets & Fares

To travel on Luas, you must have a valid ticket, pass, or TFI Leap Card, validated at the stop before boarding. Tickets are not sold on trams.

TFI Leap Card

• Save up to 32% vs cash fares
• 50% savings with a TFI Young Adult/ Student Leap Card.
• Enjoy TFI 90 Minute Fare  and fare capping
• Tap-on before boarding and tap-off after your journey.

Single & Return Tickets

• Single: valid for 90 minutes from time of issue, for one trip only
• Return: valid for same-day travel; first trip must be within 90 minutes from time of issue
• Student or young adult fares are not applicable for single/return tickets from ticket machines

Child, Student and Young Adult Tickets

• Ages 0–4: travel free (proof of age may be required)
• Child Leap Cards available for:
  • Ages 5–15
  • Ages 16–18

• Young Adult Leap Cards available for 19-25 years old.
• Student Leap cards available for 3^rd level students. (same fares apply to Student and Young Adult Leap Cards).

Tickets

• Monthly & Annual Zone 1 tickets available

Visit Luas website or TFI TaxSaver website. for details

Free Travel Pass Accepted

Switching Lines

You can transfer between Red and Green Lines from Abbey Street (Red Line) to either Marlborough Street or O’Connell GPO (Green Line). All transfers are a 1–2-minute walk.

Park and Ride

Luas Bike Parking

• There are bicycle parking facilities at most Luas Stops with more than 380 bicycle parking spaces along the Luas Lines.
• You can park your bike at the Green line and Red Line stops listed here

Car Park

You pay for parking before boarding the tram for all Luas Park & Rides.

• Luas Red Line: Connolly / The Point to and from Saggart / Tallaght
  • Park & Ride: Cheeverstown, Red Cow, Tallaght
• Luas Green Line: Broombridge to and from Bride’s Glen
  • Park & Ride: Carrickmines, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Balally
• Car Parking – Luas
• You must key in the correct Vehicle Registration Number
• Pay
  • at a Luas Ticket Machine at Luas Stops at Luas P&Rs. (except Tallaght)
  • or Online,
  • or by App
  • or by SMS (except Tallaght )
  • How to pay for parking – Luas

Contact Us

Visit: www.luas.ie

Phone: 0818 294 015

From outside Ireland, call: +353 1575 6110

• 7am – 7pm Weekdays
• 8am – 6pm Saturdays
• 10am – 6pm Sundays and Public Holidays

Email:  info@luas.ie

Text Service: discreetly report anti-social behaviour on trams or at stops

Luas Public Office:
Red Cow Luas Depot, Naas Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22 C5P3
Fully accessible