George’s Dock bridge in Dublin is officially back open after being badly damaged by a gas fire three months ago.
Pedestrians can now access the area, along with Luas trams and traffic.
It hasn’t been operating since the 19th of August when a fire, caused by a ruptured gas pipeline broke out.
Nobody was injured but the major blaze caused the beams on the bridge to buckle and compromised its structural integrity.
The demolition, design and reconstruction of the bridge cost around €7 million.
Up until today services were only running between Saggart/Tallaght and Connolly station.
Now, trams will serve all stops to the 3Arena, making it easier to go to concerts there.
Luas now operating all through to the Point from first service tomorrow morning Friday 28/11/25.
— Luas (@Luas) November 28, 2025
Pic shows The Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien TD at George’s Dock where he viewed the reconstruted George’s Dock bridge with from left Lorcan o Connor CEO Tii , Ben Dwars, CEO , Transdev Dublin Light Rail and Anne Shaw CEO NTA. Pic Tony MaxwellThe Transport Minister Daragh O'Brien says the city has badly needed it.
"This line carries about 20,000 passengers a day, so it is pretty critical for the city, particularly the north inner city," he said.
