Eight injured after bus collides with Luas

Eight people have been injured following a collision between a double-decker bus and a Luas tram in Dublin City Centre.

Sat, 16 Mar, 2019 - 16:59

Latest: The Red Luas Line has reopened following a crash between a tram and a Dublin Bus early this morning.

Operator Transdev is advising it will take around 90 minutes for a full service to reach all stops, and that Luas tickets are still being accepted by Dublin Bus.

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Courts Road accident Place: Luas Place: Dublin City centre Place: Queen Street Place: Benburb Street Place: Blackhorse Place: Tallaght Organisation: LUAS tram Organisation: Red Luas Line Organisation: Dublin Bus Organisation: Transdev

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