A proposed 4km extension of Dublin’s light rail service is expected to connect the western suburb of Finglas from as early as 2028
It will cost an estimated €1.75 billion to run and maintain Dublin’s Luas light rail service over the duration of its next operational contract, according to Transport Infrastructure Ireland .
Last year, the Luas service delivered 48.2 million passenger journeys, while the tender documents state “further expansion of the system is anticipated”. The documentation states that following the qualification stage, TII intends to shortlist a minimum of three to a maximum of five candidates that will be invited to tender.Its contract is due to expire in November, 2025 and the National Transport Authority and TII expect “to extend this contract to accommodate this re-procurement process”.
TII states the deadline for tenders is June, 2025 and the contract is set to be awarded the following November.
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