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Luas light rail services in central Dublin resumed after a fire near Grafton Street disrupted operations between Dominick and St Stephen's Green on the Green Line. Gardaí and Dublin Fire Brigade contained the blaze at the Seasons Of Ireland shop, allowing services to partially resume between Broombridge and Dominick and between St Stephen's Green and Brides Glen.
Luas services in central Dublin have resumed after being disrupted earlier by a fire off Grafton Street, near Trinity College. In a post on X earlier on Tuesday, Luas said Green Line services were not operating between Dominick and St Stephen’s Green.
Services were operating between Broombridge and Dominick only and between St Stephen’s Green and Brides Glen only. Gardaí investigating possibility that teenager deliberately knocked off e-bike in Co Clare‘It makes them more resilient’: Life in Ireland’s only Irish-language primary boarding school Gardaí and several units of Dublin Fire Brigade attended the scene on Tuesday morning after the fire started at about 6.30am.
It is understood that the blaze was caused by a fire near the Seasons Of Ireland giftshop and fashion outlet Mango at the bottom of the city’s main shopping street. The road, along which both directions of the Luas travel, was cordoned off by gardaí. Dublin Fire Brigade said in a statement that five units, including a turntable ladder, went to the scene.
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