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The Rail Way To Dublin

Regional and national transport is getting there with a cross-country rail network and super swift city services gliding you effortlessly from coast to coast. Jump aboard our listings and read up on Ireland's InterCity railway system, Dublin's two main stations and the capital's DART and LUAS networks.

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Connolly Station

Connolly Station
Dublin's busiest train station is on the north side of the city beside Busáras Central Bus Terminal and Dublin’s financial area, the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), are near the station and 5mins walk from city centre. Read_on (No Comments)

DART

The iconic green DART commuter trains carry around 80,000 passengers every day as they traverse the city and hug the coastline from Greystones in the South to Malahide or Howth in the north. Read_on (No Comments)

Heuston Station

InterCity trains run to Cork, Tralee, Limerick,  Waterford, Ballina, Westport, Galway, Ennis, Kildare and Clonmel. The station Read_on (No Comments)

Irish Rail

Ireland’s national train company covers 87 InterCity stations with services divided into Standard and Superstandard Classes. Read_on (No Comments)

Train station facilities

Both stations are staffed 24hrs and have ATMs, ticket vending machines, car parks, public pay phones, a shop and a taxi rank. They are serviced by a number of bus routes and have wheelchair accessibility and a ramp for train access. Read_on (No Comments)