Luas Tram images - Harcourt Street Dublin city.
A LUAS tram on the Green Line which runs to Stephens Green from Sandyford. The new light rail transit system which opened on June 30th 2004 marked the return of trams to Dublin's streets after an absence of 60 years.
![]() Harcourt Street Dublin. ![]() ![]() Dublin tram images by Brendan Doyle & A. Geraty, © copyright Irelandposters. |
The old Harcourt street railway station building dating from 1859 is to the left. It's now a restaurant & 1n 1959 was auctioned for £67,500 after being closed down as a railway station in 1958. The current LUAS trams follow a similar route to the old railway line, extending to the Churchtown, Dartry & Sandyford suburbs of South Dublin.
The city's last electric tram service to Howth was closed in 1944. The trams had been a part of Dublin city since the introduction in 1896 of a horse-drawn tram service by the Dublin United Tramways Company. |
![]() Harcourt Street station sold in 1959. |
![]() Dalkey electric tram, inauguration 1896. |
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