Transport for Ireland (TFI) has published a real-time interactive map and route-by-route bulletin outlining diversions affecting more than 40 Dublin Bus services, Go-Ahead commuter routes, Bus Éireann inter-city coaches and Luas trams from 10 to 13 November. Passengers are warned to allow “significant additional travel time” and to check the TFI Live app before setting out. Key changes today include the suspension of Luas Red Line services east of George’s Dock, the rerouting of Airlink 784 coaches via Amiens Street/Seville Place, and a temporary closure of North Wall Quay to private cars. Irish Rail’s DART services remain operational but may be held at signals during motorcade movements across level crossings. TFI has coordinated with multinational employers in the Docklands and Grand Canal districts to activate flexible-start schemes, encouraging staff to commute outside peak convoy windows. Employers are urged to circulate the diversion PDF and to brief visitors arriving for interviews or training sessions. On the upside, the Leap card system and National Journey Planner are auto-updating every 15 minutes, providing an unusually granular level of disruption data. Mobility teams can integrate the live GTFS-RT feed into corporate travel dashboards to keep expatriate staff informed. TFI says normal timetables should resume from the first service on Saturday, but warns that residual diversions could extend if the informal EU Council meeting overruns.
Source: Transport for Ireland
