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Services on the Luas Red Line in Dublin have been restored after they were delayed for several hours on Friday due to a crash between a truck and one of the trams.
Transdev, which runs the Luas, said shortly before 9.30am that the service had been restored. It warned passengers to expect delays for a short period of time.
Trams were earlier not operating between Saggart and Belgard following a crash between a tram and a truck.
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Ambulances and several units of Dublin Fire Brigade were at the scene. It is understood two people have been hospitalised.
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Red Line services operated as normal between Tallaght and the Point and Dublin Bus was accepting Luas tickets.
Transdev apologised for the inconvenience to passengers.