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It is my other channel, where I look at bus routes in Britain and Ireland, as well as visiting places that are on the bus route. In series 1 of A To Z By Local Bus Britain, I use different bus routes, to travel from Holyhead to London. To see if it was possible. Hopefully this answers your question.

@@KarlBlackOfDublin yes thanks! I'll check the channel out!

Thanks for the sub. I flimed the video just on the Sunday afternoon, of the day it opened.

@@KarlBlackOfDublin no problem!

The first public tarm No 5019 on Saturday 10 Dec 2017, was that the first tram from Brides Glen Luas stop to Broombridge?

@@KarlBlackOfDublin Unfortunately, I don't have any inside information as it's very difficult to get specific data on Irish railways/tramways - What I can say is that it was Saturday 9th December 2017 and Tram No. 5019 arrived in St. Stephen's Green on a NB service from either Sandyford or Bride's Glen en-route to Broombridge shortly after 2pm - I'm pretty sure that is correct.

The trams on the green line, have been lengthen since 2017, to allow more passengers to get on the tram.

Thank You.

@@KarlBlackOfDublin Non worries pal

I think once the new extension opens, all trams on the green line will continue to O'Connell Street, and 1 in 3 trams will turn back at this point. The turn back track at Stephen's Green may only be used if trams are being stopped from going on through the city center. May be on a day like St Patrick's Day, when you have a parade going down O'Connell Street, and there will be a lot of people in the area.

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Thank You for the nice comment.

Maybe later, they may build tram lines, to serve areas that may not have passager demand.

Hopefully the new bus route N8 will be used by a good few people, and take alot of cars off the M50.

Of course, I did run out batteries for the video camare that day, before they had first doing all the testing that day.

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I read that trams and trains, are more likey to encough people to use public transport.

I have no object to you featuring this on liveireland.com

Thank you.

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I don't mind getting comments that help me to improve the videos.

Isha have you watch my last video, that I uploaded on Saturday? Can you let me know what you think of the commentary on that video. So that I knew if I need to make more changes to the commentary, so that people can understand it.

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Thank you.

I agree with you on that, and I say there is more people in Dublin who think the same way.