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Check Dublin Luas departure times for every stop on the Green and Red tram lines. See upcoming trams, plan your journey, and get a taxi if the tram doesn't suit — all in one free app.
Dublin's tram network has two lines serving 67 stops across the city. Check departure times, frequency, and operating hours for both lines in the CaminoCabs app.
The Green Line runs from Broombridge in the north through the city centre, past St. Stephen's Green, through Ranelagh and Dundrum, and south to Bride's Glen. Key stops include O'Connell Street, St. Stephen's Green, Dundrum, and Sandyford.
The Red Line runs from The Point in the Docklands through the city centre, past Heuston Station, and splits to serve both Tallaght and Saggart to the southwest. Key stops include Connolly, Abbey Street, Heuston, and Tallaght.
| Line | Monday–Saturday | Sunday | Frequency (rush hour) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green Line Broombridge ↔ Bride's Glen |
First ~5:30am · Last ~00:30am | First ~7:00am · Last ~23:30 | Every 4–6 min |
| Red Line The Point ↔ Tallaght / Saggart |
First ~5:30am · Last ~00:30am | First ~7:00am · Last ~23:30 | Every 4–6 min |
Times are approximate — exact first and last tram times vary by stop and on public holidays. Check the CaminoCabs app for precise per-stop Luas departure times.
Check departure times for any stop on the Green or Red line in the CaminoCabs app.
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Trams run every 4–6 minutes during rush hour (7am–10am and 4pm–7pm) and every 10–15 minutes at other times. Late evening services may be less frequent, so it's worth checking departure times in the CaminoCabs app before travelling.
The Luas generally operates from around 5:30am to 12:30am Monday to Saturday, and from about 7:00am to 23:30 on Sundays. There is no service on Christmas Day. Last tram times vary by stop and line — check the CaminoCabs app for exact departure times from your stop.
Yes. Open the CaminoCabs app, go to the tram section, and select any stop on the Green or Red line to see upcoming departure times in both directions.
If the last tram has gone, you can use the CaminoCabs app to find the nearest taxi rank or book a taxi directly. You can also check if any night buses are still running on your route.
On Saturdays the Luas runs from about 6:30am to 00:30am — similar to weekdays. On Sundays the service starts later, around 7:00am, and finishes around 23:30. Exact times vary by stop, so check the app for your station before travelling.
No — there is no Luas service on Christmas Day, and a reduced or special service operates on other public holidays (St Stephen's Day, New Year's Day). Taxis are the only transport running 24/7 in Dublin, so pre-book one with CaminoCabs if you're travelling on a holiday.
No — the Luas doesn't serve Dublin Airport. To get from the airport to the city centre, take a taxi (€25–€35, 20–35 min — pre-book your airport taxi here) or the Dublin Express bus. The nearest Luas stops to the airport are over 10 km away.
No. The Luas runs approximately 5:30am to 12:30am Monday to Saturday, and 7:00am to 23:30 on Sundays. After the last tram, taxis are the only 24/7 option — the CaminoCabs app shows the nearest taxi rank with live availability.
Luas fares depend on how many zones you travel through, ranging from around €2.00 for one zone to €2.60 for the full line (fares correct as of August 2026 — check TFI for updates). Using a Leap Card gives you up to 31% discount compared to a single ticket.
Yes. You can transfer between the Green and Red lines in the city centre. From Abbey Street (Red Line), it's a 1–2 minute walk to either O'Connell GPO or Marlborough (Green Line). The transfer is free with a Leap Card within 90 minutes.
The Dublin Luas tram network has two lines — Green and Red — serving 67 stops across the city. Locally known simply as "the Luas", it's the backbone of Dublin's light rail. CaminoCabs provides Luas timetables and departure times for all 67 stops across both lines. Check the Dublin tram schedule (timetable) for either line, see when the next tram departs, and plan your journey across Dublin. Check when the next tram departs from any stop, see the full timetable for both lines, and plan your journey across Dublin.
The Green Line runs from Broombridge to Bride's Glen, serving 32 stops including O'Connell Street, St. Stephen's Green, Ranelagh, Dundrum, and Sandyford. The Red Line runs from The Point to Tallaght and Saggart, serving 35 stops including Connolly, Abbey Street, Heuston Station, and Tallaght.
Want to compare the Luas against the bus, walking or a taxi on your route? Use the Dublin route planner to see every option side by side with prices. Beyond tram timetables, CaminoCabs is a complete Dublin transport app. Track Dublin buses in real time, find taxi ranks near you with live availability, use the taxi fare calculator, or book a taxi if the tram doesn't suit your journey. All transport features are free to use.
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