LUAS tram to undergo first full trial run today

One of the trams due to be used on Dublin’s new LUAS system is due to undergo its first complete trial run on the Sandyford line later today.

LUAS tram to undergo first full trial run today
Mon, 15 Mar, 2004 - 06:21

One of the trams due to be used on Dublin’s new LUAS system is due to undergo its first complete trial run on the Sandyford line later today.

Transport Minister Seamus Brennan will be at the terminus in St Stephen’s Green to greet the arrival of the tram.

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