Ah here.
This afternoon.
Andy writes:
Just now – parked car on the Luas IFSC- it’s okay though, they left their hazards on!
Earlier: Lane Ass
Tag Archives: Luas
The Luas website was compromised this morning , and a malicious message was put on the home page. The website has been taken down by the IT company who manage it, and their technicians are working on it. Luas are informed this may take the day to resolve.
— Luas (@Luas) January 3, 2019
Due to an ongoing issue, please do not click onto the Luas website. We currently have technicians working on the issue. We will be using this forum only for travel updates should the need arise. For any queries, please contact our customer care number on 1850 300 604.
— Luas (@Luas) January 3, 2019
Top: The Luas homepage this morning; a threat which appeared on the homepage earlier today; and tweets from the Luas account
RTE reports:
The website of Dublin’s tram service is offline with a message claiming it has been hacked.
Users trying to access luas.ie are seeing a message which threatens to “publish all data and send emails to your users” unless “1 bitcoin” is paid in five days.
One bitcoin is currently valued at €3,385.
Luas said on Twitter that it has technicians working on the issue and travel updates will be made on its Twitter account.
Anyone?
Luas website offline after being compromised; message threatens release of data (RTE)
Christ.
Daft.ie tweetz:
View our new interactive Luas House Price Map and Neighbourhood Guides 🚉
*sobs*
Hey, Shorty
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A test tram passes the Red Cow Inn in August 2004
Trams started running on the Luas Red Line between Connolly and Tallaght on this day Sun 26th Sept 2004. Today, we celebrate the Red Line's 14th Birthday! Happy Birthday Luas Red Line and Thank You for your support over the years. pic.twitter.com/Cmh69fhZuE
— Luas (@Luas) September 26, 2018
Luas Latest
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Tree down on Green Luas line yesterday
#GreenLine service update. Services are operating between Broombridge – Dawson and from Cowper – Sandyford/Brides Glen. There is no service between Cowper and Dawson. Please see https://t.co/GkL4FmFo1J
— Luas (@Luas) September 20, 2018
#GreenLine service update. Green Line will not operate a full line service until tomorrow morning; Friday 21st 2018 at 5.30am. Please see https://t.co/GkL4FmFo1J
— Luas (@Luas) September 20, 2018
Eek!
Pic: Luas
Oculuas Rift
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Um.
This morning.
Conor The Clueless writes:
On the Luas @ Stillorgan [Dublin[ 4] Anyone???
Yesterday.
Andy Sheridan writes:
Planning Permission is generally required for advertising & is usually subject to approval by the County Council.
Is that the same for advertising on the Luas?
I didn’t sign up for this commercial visual assault on publicly owned infrastructure…
FIGHT!
How Long?
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One of the new 55m Luas trams on O’Connell Bridge, Dublin last week
Justin McCarthy, of RTE, reports:
The Dáil has been told that passengers taking the new Luas Cross City line at rush hour would be “quicker walking” because of congestion in Dublin city centre.
The claim was made by Fianna Fáil’s transport spokesman Robert Troy.
He said he took the Cross City line from Dawson Street to O’Connell Street this morning “in order to experience for myself the length of time”.
“It took 20 minutes, I would have been quicker walking,” he said.
“Coming back I took a taxi in order to be here for Question Time. [It took] 25 minutes.
Passengers are ‘quicker walking’ than taking new Luas line, Dáil hears (RTE)
Previously: Bridge of Sighs
This morning.
O’Connell Bridge, Dublin 1
An extra long 55m tram Luas tram crosses O’Connell Bridge.
The longer tram has caused disruptions on the bride since its introduction last month.
Seven more will be in service by April.
FIGHT!
Rollingnews
Previously: One Job
One Job
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This morning.
O’Connell Bridge, Dublin 1
On the second day of its operation, Tram No 5027 failed to clear O’Connell Bridge northbound with the rear of the carriages jutting out and blocking traffic on the South Quays.
The tram, which has two extra carriages compared to existing trams, was itself blocked beforehand by a taxi parked in a yellow box.
…City traffic planners had warned that the new large Luas cannot stop on O’Connell Bridge without blocking traffic.
This was one of the reasons put forward for traffic restrictions on Bachelor’s Walk on the North Quays.
…Luas operator Transdev is currently operating just one 55m tram each day, but there will be seven in service by April.
Good times.
Longer Luas blocks traffic on Dublin’s South Quays (John Kilraine, RTÉ)
Tuesday: His Cross To Bear