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Cherrywood Luas Stop: Gateway to Dublin's Southside
Cherrywood Luas stop serves as the current terminus of the Luas Green Line, located in the developing suburb of Cherrywood in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, south of Dublin city center. It opened in 2010 as part of an extension to Brides Glen. Cherrywood primarily serves commuters and residents of the area, providing a convenient link to the wider Dublin public transport network.
The Green Line: A Vital City Connection
The Luas Green Line is one of two tram lines in Dublin's Luas light rail system. It offers a convenient and environmentally friendly way to travel through the city, with trams running approximately every 10 minutes during peak hours. Here's a complete list of Green Line stops, traveling from north to south:
Broombridge: Connects to mainline Irish Rail (Iarnród Éireann) services for destinations outside of Dublin.
Parnell
Marlborough (Interchange with Red Line)
Trinity
Dawson
St. Stephen's Green
Harcourt
Charlemont
Ranelagh
Beechwood
Cowper
Milltown
Windy Arbour
Dundrum
Balally
Kilmacud
Stillorgan
Sandyford
Central Park
Glencairn
The Gallops
Leopardstown Valley
Ballyogan Wood
Carrickmines
Laughanstown
Cherrywood
Brides Glen
Key Points about the Green Line
Transfer to the Red Line: Passengers can change to the Luas Red Line at Marlborough stop for destinations such as Tallaght, Saggart, and Dublin's Heuston Station.
Continued Development: There are plans for further extension of the Green Line southward in the future.
Cherrywood Luas stop serves as the current terminus of the Luas Green Line, located in the developing suburb of Cherrywood in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, south of Dublin city center. It opened in 2010 as part of an extension to Brides Glen. Cherrywood primarily serves commuters and residents of the area, providing a convenient link to the wider Dublin public transport network.
The Green Line: A Vital City Connection
The Luas Green Line is one of two tram lines in Dublin's Luas light rail system. It offers a convenient and environmentally friendly way to travel through the city, with trams running approximately every 10 minutes during peak hours. Here's a complete list of Green Line stops, traveling from north to south:
Broombridge: Connects to mainline Irish Rail (Iarnród Éireann) services for destinations outside of Dublin.
Parnell
Marlborough (Interchange with Red Line)
Trinity
Dawson
St. Stephen's Green
Harcourt
Charlemont
Ranelagh
Beechwood
Cowper
Milltown
Windy Arbour
Dundrum
Balally
Kilmacud
Stillorgan
Sandyford
Central Park
Glencairn
The Gallops
Leopardstown Valley
Ballyogan Wood
Carrickmines
Laughanstown
Cherrywood
Brides Glen
Key Points about the Green Line
Transfer to the Red Line: Passengers can change to the Luas Red Line at Marlborough stop for destinations such as Tallaght, Saggart, and Dublin's Heuston Station.
Continued Development: There are plans for further extension of the Green Line southward in the future.
MORE ABOUT THIS TRAM STOP AND THE GREEN LINE