October Bank Holiday Service Info

19/10/2026

Over the October Bank Holiday weekend, there will be some changes to Luas services due to the Dublin City Marathon.

Dublin City Marathon 

On Sunday 25 October, there will be a temporary partial closure on Luas Red Line, with no services operating between Heuston and Connolly / The Point from approx. 08:45 to 10:45 to facilitate the Dublin City Marathon.  

Red Line trams will run between Heuston and Tallaght / Saggart in both directions during this time. 

The Luas Red Line will be back to normal service, between Red Cow and Connolly / The Point at approx. 10:45. 

Bank Holiday Monday 26 October 

On Bank Holiday Monday 26 October 2026, Luas will run Sunday Operating Hours and Frequency with services beginning at 7:00 on the Luas Green Line and the Luas Red Line. 

Trams will run normal Operating Hours and Frequency from Tuesday 27 October. 

Park & Ride with Luas 
On the Luas Red Line there are Park & Ride facilities at Cheeverstown, Red Cow, and Tallaght. On the Luas Green Line there are Park & Ride facilities at Balally, Stillorgan, Sandyford and Carrickmines. 

Further information on Luas Park & Ride, including how to pay for car parking, is available here. 

Top tips for travelling on Luas 

  • Buy a return ticket on your way to the event 
  • Use a TFI Leap Card to quickly Tap On and Off at the stops and avoid queuing for the Ticket Machines 
  • Download the free Luas App available on the Apple App and Google Play stores, for live Luas information 
  • Remember, it’s forbidden drinking, smoking or vaping in the trams. 
  • Respect Luas Staff, and follow the instructions from events staff members and security. 

 

For Real Time Info, download the Luas App, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. 

Follow @Luas on Twitter and Facebook or visit the Travel Update section of our website for service updates over the weekend. 

If you have a query, please call TFI Help Centre at 0818 294 015 for assistance.