Luas users were forced get out and walk this morning after a power cut reportedly affected the Luas green line.
Passengers took to walking on the tracks after the Luas website announced that services on the green line were running only from Carrickmines and Beechwood before being suspended altogether.
#Luas Green Line services have been suspended until further notice, please see http://t.co/FiPHSSPLZt for information
— Luas (@Luas) March 12, 2015
“[It is] Due to a power failure in the city centre which has affected the power at St. Stephens Green and other sections of the line,” a statement read.
“We together with external contractors are doing our utmost to restore a full line as soon as possible.”
Green luas line towards town has stopped! Everyone walking the tracks! Like something out of a movie #Luas pic.twitter.com/AYdTZuxhNZ
— Eoin Heffernan (@EoinHeffernan1) March 12, 2015
Lucky I caught the bus! #luas
— Cliona O’Dwyer (@RadioCOD) March 12, 2015
Yet another failure on green @Luas -getting more frequent. Is enough being spent on maintenance @Paschald ? pic.twitter.com/X7ctrkWlfS
— Eamonn Costello (@eamonncostello) March 12, 2015
Surreal experience this morning as ‘passengers’ have to walk the Luas line to work @PhotosOfDublin @TXFMDublin pic.twitter.com/VHFW7C0R5r
— Andy Davies (@96redballoons) March 12, 2015
“@andteggin: @radionova100 @broadsheet_ie Morning commute, Luas Green line. pic.twitter.com/2yFgefXjfr”. V eco friendly.
— Barbara Scully (@barbarascully) March 12, 2015
