Sandyford
Sandyford, located in Dublin's southern suburbs adjacent to the Stillorgan area was until 2010 the terminus of the Green Luas line from St.Stephens Green in the city centre, built largely on the former Harcourt St to Bray railway line, opened by the Dublin & Wicklow Railway between 1854 and 1859, and closed by CIE in December 1958. The Luas stop at Sandyford is built on the original railway alignment just north of the original Stillorgan Station. In October 2010, the section of former rail line towards Bray was reopened as part of the Green Line extension to Brides Glen, however a section of the tram line deviates away from the former alignment between Sandyford and Carrickmines, the trackbed having been built upon at Foxrock since closure. At the south end of Sandyford Luas stop, which is has three platforms, the line to Bray diverges to the west just short of the extensive tram depot, opened with the original Luas line from Stephens Green in 2004.