If you’re travelling through Dublin from Tuesday, November 10, to Friday, November 13, check where each leg of your journey starts and ends before you set out. Security arrangements for the European Political Community meeting on Thursday and the EU Heads of State meeting on Friday will affect the Docklands, city-centre roads and public transport. The restrictions come into effect in stages, so a journey that works on Tuesday may need a different plan by Thursday. Dublin travel disruption day by day Date What to plan around Tuesday, November 10 North Wall Quay restrictions begin at 7am. Some bus routes are diverted or shortened from the first day. Wednesday, November 11 More bus changes take effect. The Convention Centre security cordon expands at 7pm, and the Luas stops at Mayor Square and Spencer Dock close from 8pm. Thursday, November 12 Security restrictions apply around the National Gallery, with additional bus diversions during the evening peak. Red Line trams serve Connolly instead of continuing to The Point. Friday, November 13 Many bus changes and the Red Line restriction continue. The published Convention Centre cordons are due to end at 6pm. Check your service separately before making evening plans. Normal Red Line service is scheduled to resume on Saturday, November 14. Your bus may be running to a different stop From Wednesday to Friday, the 15a and 15b serve Sandwith Street instead of Merrion Square. The 19 terminates at Cathal Brugha Street, while the 23 and 24 finish at Poolbeg Street. If you usually travel into the Docklands on the G1 or G2, both are listed as terminating at Pearse Street, stop 400, from Tuesday to Friday instead of continuing to Spencer Dock. Check the direction as well as the route. The 37, 39, 39a and 70 have westbound diversions on Thursday from 4pm to 7.30pm. Westbound diversions are also listed for Friday, with no hours specified in the notice. The C1–C4, meanwhile, are among the routes with delay warnings around Pearse Street from Wednesday. Real-time bus information will not be reliable during the disruption. Check the operator’s route notice for your date and direction. Further temporary diversions or stop changes may be needed. Luas and rail: check the connection at either end The Luas Green Line is scheduled to operate normally. On Thursday and Friday, the Red Line will run...