The Luas will remain closed between Connolly and The Point for a week following a fire a fire at George’s Dock yesterday evening.
A large blaze broke out under a bridge, with temperatures reaching 1,000 degrees.
Nobody was injured but damage has been caused to the bridge, which is now being assessed.
A spokesperson for Transdev says: "Due to significant damage from a gas fire at George’s Dock on Tuesday 19 August, the George’s Dock bridge, which forms part of the Luas Red Line (tracks and overhead power lines), will remain closed for at least the next seven days, and until it is certified safe for use.
"The bridge must undergo structural engineering assessments, multiple inspections by Luas engineering, maintenance, and safety teams from Transport Infrastructure Ireland and Transdev (Luas operator), as well as essential repairs.
"Only when these works and checks are complete will services be able to resume.
"At present, we cannot confirm a reopening date. Luas will continue to provide updates as progress is being made.
"These checks are essential for everyone’s safety, and we appreciate your patience and support.
"Trams are operating between Tallaght / Saggart and Connolly.
"There is no tram service between Connolly and The Point.
"Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus services between Connolly and The Point at this time."
