Dublin Trams, Republic of Ireland

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Trams returned to the Irish city of Dublin in 2004. There are currently two standard-gauge lines operating under the name Luas (Irish for 'speed'). Red Line: Connolly Station to Tallaght (9miles) and Green Line: St. Stephen's Green to Sandyford (6 miles). The Citadis trams are 40m long. Photos by David Dixon on 20th May 2008.

A tram waits at Connolly in the city centre Buy Print	A tram waits at Connolly Buy Print	Tram 3025 arrives at Heuston where tram 3009 waits Buy Print	Connolly bound 3025 meets Red Cow bound 3009 at Heuston Buy Print
Connolly bound tram 3025 at Heuston Buy Print	Tram 3025 is seen infront of the impressive frontage of Heuston Station Buy Print	Tram 3023 bound for Tanhlacht crosses the River Liffey outside Heuston Buy Print	Tram 3002 paused at Heuston while Connolly bound Buy Print