Do you call it “The Tramway” or “The Daniel Day”? Do you go towards Glencairn or Fortunestown?
No matter what your route, or the terminology you use, there are a few things that everybody who takes the Luas will understand.
The panic when you hear “clang clang” but don’t have your ticket yet
Let’s play “where is my f*cking change?!” You have 10 seconds…
The strange intimacy of the Luas rush hour
Just don’t accidentally grab anyone’s hand.
Knowing one random Luas fact and repeatedly telling your friends
Did you know that former Eurovision presenter Doireann Ní Bhriain is the voice of the Luas announcer? Now you’ll be able to tell all of your friends… repeatedly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf7l2hVXp08
Clip via EuroBoy1994’s channel
Knowing it’s September from all the Trinity Halls’ students using the Green Line
No surer sign that Autumn is just around the bend.
The big change at Heuston Station
Huge crowds get off, then huge crowds get on. Don’t forget to play “how many Supermacs bags can you spot?” while there.
That saintly feeling when you give up your seat for someone who needs it more than you do
A Knighthood surely awaits.
Trying to guess what gig is on in the 3 Arena based on the people who are getting the Luas
Black hoodies? Neil Diamond. Blue Jeans? Slipknot… or maybe that’s the other way around.
From May 21st until the end of July the red line tram service will terminate at the Jervis Shopping Centre stop due to the construction of cross-city tracks.
Whilst this work is ongoing, a replacement bus service will be offered for people getting off at Jervis who want to travel to stops as far as the Point Depot.
More information is available here.
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