Cherrywood Tram Stop
CHERRYWOOD LUAS TRAM STOP [THE GREEN LINE]
Location
Cherrywood Development: The Cherrywood LUAS stop is located within the Cherrywood development, a large-scale urban project in South Dublin, Ireland.
Luas Green Line: It's a stop on the Green Line of the Dublin light rail system, providing a key connection for Cherrywood residents to the wider Dublin region.
Proximity to Landmarks: The stop is situated near Tully Park, various residential developments within Cherrywood, and the developing commercial areas.
Features
Two Platforms: The Cherrywood stop consists of two side platforms, serving northbound and southbound Luas trams on the Green Line.
Modern Amenities: Like other Luas stops, it includes ticket vending machines, real-time passenger information displays, and shelters.
Accessibility: The stop is designed with accessibility in mind, including features for those
with mobility impairments.
Role in Development
Critical Transport Link: The Cherrywood stop provides essential connectivity for the growing Cherrywood community. It connects residents to jobs, education, and leisure activities throughout Dublin.
Sustainable Transport: The Luas is an environmentally friendly mode of transport, and the stop encourages its use over cars, contributing to Cherrywood's sustainability goals.
Catalyst for Growth: Accessible public transport is a key factor in attracting residents and businesses. The Luas link has been influential in the development of Cherrywood.
Connections & Destinations
Northbound: The Luas from Cherrywood travels towards Broombridge, with stops including Sandyford, Stillorgan, Dundrum, and the City Centre (St. Stephen's Green, Harcourt, Marlborough, etc.)
Southbound: The tram journeys towards the terminus at Brides Glen, serving the Carrickmines area.
Future Development:
There are proposals to extend the Luas Green Line further from Brides Glen, which would impact the Cherrywood stop and potentially provide additional destinations and connectivity.
Location
Cherrywood Development: The Cherrywood LUAS stop is located within the Cherrywood development, a large-scale urban project in South Dublin, Ireland.
Luas Green Line: It's a stop on the Green Line of the Dublin light rail system, providing a key connection for Cherrywood residents to the wider Dublin region.
Proximity to Landmarks: The stop is situated near Tully Park, various residential developments within Cherrywood, and the developing commercial areas.
Features
Two Platforms: The Cherrywood stop consists of two side platforms, serving northbound and southbound Luas trams on the Green Line.
Modern Amenities: Like other Luas stops, it includes ticket vending machines, real-time passenger information displays, and shelters.
Accessibility: The stop is designed with accessibility in mind, including features for those
with mobility impairments.
Role in Development
Critical Transport Link: The Cherrywood stop provides essential connectivity for the growing Cherrywood community. It connects residents to jobs, education, and leisure activities throughout Dublin.
Sustainable Transport: The Luas is an environmentally friendly mode of transport, and the stop encourages its use over cars, contributing to Cherrywood's sustainability goals.
Catalyst for Growth: Accessible public transport is a key factor in attracting residents and businesses. The Luas link has been influential in the development of Cherrywood.
Connections & Destinations
Northbound: The Luas from Cherrywood travels towards Broombridge, with stops including Sandyford, Stillorgan, Dundrum, and the City Centre (St. Stephen's Green, Harcourt, Marlborough, etc.)
Southbound: The tram journeys towards the terminus at Brides Glen, serving the Carrickmines area.
Future Development:
There are proposals to extend the Luas Green Line further from Brides Glen, which would impact the Cherrywood stop and potentially provide additional destinations and connectivity.
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