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Luas Red Line Frequency Luas G Luas Citywest Is Fast Approaching! LUAS RED LINE JOURNEY TIMES LUAS GREEN LINE JOURNEY TIMES Connolly 11 Saggart mins Belgard Busáras Sandyford Suir Road Heuston Brides Glen Carrickmines Balally St. Stephen's Green The Point 16 8 14 7 13 5 15 Tallaght mins mins mins mins mins mins mins 7 6 mins mins The Luas Red Line runs from Tallaght to The Point and from Saggart to Connolly. The Luas Green Line runs from Brides Glen to St. Stephen's Green. Check your tram destination and if required use Busáras and Belgard Check your tram destination and if required use Sandyford Interchanges for onward travel. Interchange for onward travel. OPERATING LUASLUAS STOPS RED LINE AND FREQUENCY ZONES MAP LUAS GREEN LINE FREQUENCY HOURS Connolly Luas CitywestSandyford P+R - Green Line Busáras Saggart - Belgard TallaghtMuseum -Smithfield BelgardFour Courts Jervis Abbey Street Belgard - Busáras Brides Glen - Sandyford St. Stephen’s Green Mon-Fri: 5:30am to 0:30am Cheeverstown 312 spacesSat: 6:30am to 0:30am City Stops & Zones Centre Sun & Bk. Hol: 7:00am to 11:30pm St. Stephen’s Green The Point Peak Off Peak Peak Off PeakHarcourt PeakDOCKLANDS Off Peak Peak Off Peak Peak Off Peak Time Time Heuston Time TimeCharlemont Time Time Time Time Time Time Red Line Ranelagh Tallaght - The Point 9-10 10-20 James’s 4-10 10-20 Get FREE3-6 Luas6-15 Apps Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Beechwood Mon-Fri 3-5 5-20 Mon-Fri 4-12 10-20 Mon-Fri mins mins Fatima Mon-Fri: 5:30am to 0:30am CENTRALmins 1 mins mins mins mins mins mins mins Cowper Live Info, Fares, Map, Rialto Sat: 6:30am to 0:30am Sat 10-11 10-15 Sat 10-11 10-15 Milltown Sat 5-6 5-15 Sat 10-12 12 Sat 6 10-12 mins minsSuir Road mins mins mins mins Timesmins andmins News Sun & Bk. Hol: 7:00am to 11:30pm Windy Arbour mins mins CITYWEST Goldenbridge Sun & 10-12 11-17 Sun & 10-12 11-15 DundrumSun & 5-6 6-15 Sun & Sun & 10 12-15 Drimnagh 10-12 12-15 Red Line Bk. Hol. mins mins Bk. Hol. mins mins Bk. Hol. mins mins Bk. Hol. mins mins Bk. Hol. mins mins Blackhorse Balally Saggart - Belgard Kilmacud Bluebell Mon-Fri: 5:35am to 0:25am Kylemore Stillorgan Fast Approaching All trams 7.00am to 7.30pm Mon- Sat: 6:35am to 0:25am Fri serve all stopsRed to Cow Connolly. Sandyford Sun & Bk. Hol: 7:05am to 11:25pm Central Park Early morningKingswood and late evening Services subject to change. See information display at stop or Freephone 1800 300 604 for more information. trams Mon-Fri serve Saggart to Belgard Glencairn Red Line www.luas.ie only; change at BelgardBelgard for onward travel. ClickThe Gallops www.luas.ie for detailed information. Trams serving Connolly Leopardstown Valley Most weekendFettercairn trams serve allCookstown stops to Mon-Fri: 6:25am to 9:30pm &UR Ballyogan Wood Connolly, some trams may serve Saggart Sat: 8:55am to 9:30pm to BelgardCheeverstown only; change at BelgardHospital for CarrickminesCorrect at time of printing - June 2011 Sun & Bk. Hol: 12:00am to 9:15pm onwardCitywest travel. 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OF OF SMARTSMART PEAKPEAK OFFOFF PEAK PEAK [email protected] e www.luas.ie RETURN RETURN [email protected] DAY7 DAY 3030 DAY DAY 1800 300 604 SaggartSaggart BridesBrides Glen Glen ZONESZONES SINGLESINGLE SINGLESINGLE SINGLESINGLE REDRED 4 4 REDRED 3 3 REDRED 2 2 GREENGREEN 2 2 GREEN GREEN 3 3 GREEN GREEN 4 4 GREEN GREEN 5 5 1800 300 604 CorrectCorrect at time at of time going of goingto print to - printApril -2011 April 2011 ©RPA© 2011RPA 2011 ADULTADULT FARE FARE ZoneZone Boundary Boundary InterchangeInterchange TallaghtTallaghtTerminusTerminus Stop Stop ParkPark + Ride+ Ride TrainTrain Station Station RegionalRegional Bus Bus Stop Stop OneOne €1.25€1.25 €1.60€1.60 €1.50€1.50 €2.90€2.90 €11.90€11.90 €47.50€47.50 TwoTwo €1.55€1.55 €2.00€2.00 €1.90€1.90 €3.50€3.50 €15.50€15.50 €59.50€59.50 ThreeThree €2.00€2.00 €2.40€2.40 €2.30€2.30 €4.30€4.30 €19.00€19.00 €71.00€71.00 FourFour €2.20€2.20 €2.60€2.60 €2.50€2.50 €4.70€4.70 €20.80€20.80 €80.00€80.00 UpUp to to 4hrs: 4hrs: €2 €2 - -All All Day: Day: €4 €4 FiveFive €2.35€2.35 €2.80€2.80 €2.70€2.70 €5.00€5.00 €22.00€22.00 €84.00€84.00 CHILDCHILD FARE FARE LUASLUAS GREEN GREEN LINE LINE P+R P+R LUASLUAS RED RED LINE LINE P+R P+R OneOne €0.75€0.75 €0.80€0.80 €0.80€0.80 €1.50€1.50 €6.00€6.00 €24.00€24.00 BalallyBalally 426426 spaces spaces RedRed Cow Cow 720720 spaces spaces TwoTwo €0.75€0.75 €0.80€0.80 €0.80€0.80 €1.50€1.50 €6.00€6.00 €24.00€24.00 StillorganStillorgan 313313 spaces spaces TallaghtTallaght Cross Cross West West 450450 spaces spaces StillorganStillorgan Beacon Beacon South South Quarter Quarter 300300 spaces spaces CheeverstownCheeverstown 312312 spaces spaces €0.75 €0.80 €0.80 €1.50 €6.00 €24.00 ThreeThree €0.75 €0.80 €0.80 €1.50 €6.00 €24.00 SandyfordSandyford 4545 spaces spaces FourFour €0.95€0.95 €1.00€1.00 €1.00€1.00 €1.90€1.90 €7.50€7.50 €30.00€30.00 SeeSee www.luas.ie www.luas.ie for for Park Park + +Ride Ride Terms Terms and and Conditions.
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