Dublin Luas

Dublin's Luas tram network, a glowing example of light rail success in urban mobility.

With two lines, the Red (21km) and the Green (22km), intersecting in Dublin, the Luas network has 69 stops and operates a fleet of 73 trams, facilitating city-wide connectivity.

Since its inauguration in 2004, Luas has impressively supported over 430 million passenger journeys, underscoring its essential role in Dublin's transport ecosystem.

2023 marked a significant milestone for Luas, recording over 48 million passenger journeys. This is a 25% increase from the previous year.

The system's efficiency, reliability, and the public's increasing preference for a more sustainable urban transit solution are paramount.

Luas, derived from the Irish word for speed, exemplifies rapid transit and the broader objectives of modern urban mobility.
It's operator and maintainer, Transdev Ireland, holds the position of Europe’s top operator in zero-emission transportation.