Luas is the tram system, for those to whom the term is unknown. Indeed, at the rate Dublin is expanding to the east, Caer Gybi in Wales will likely become a Dublin suburb! :-) How nice it would be to take the tram there! ​ Helo i fy holl ffrindiau Cymraeg

Oh really, bro, yet there's no one skyscraper in sight to represent us Irish. It's embarrassment to call Dublin the capital of Ireland we Irish have fought so much, mate, yet looking at Dublin's empty and boring skyline I say what was it all for fellas. Belfast should be the capital it's got bigger and taller buildings, buildings that are and look iconic unlike Dublin. You show photos of Dublin to the world and no one would know where the hell it was, show Belfast's city hell and the world would say. oh that's Belfast of course.

You are entitled to your opinion, of course, just as I am entitled to mine. Skyscrapers are ugly and, in a place like Dublin, quite unnecessay.@@ericfreeman273

@@ericfreeman273 ridiculous. Cities like Paris, do not allow buildings to be built more than seven stories. That’s the way it should be with Dublin, except for I would think like in the docklands. theories of architecture say when things are a human size, it’s more livable. When you build high-rise apartment buildings, it’s transient and not particular.

@@ericfreeman273 PS office buildings in New York are less than 70% occupied those days are gone high rises for office buildings

@@ericfreeman273 We have a policy of no skyscrapers.

Same here in Stoneybatter, great place to live.

Thats very far away!

That does happen - but not just in Dublin!