Main Dublin Railway Stations

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The incredible city of Dublin boasts 3 train stations (and one of them is considered the busiest railway hub in Ireland), all operated by Irish Rail. Together, they serve as the heart of the railway system of Ireland, as most train lines of the country radiate from enchanting Dublin. So, even if you prefer to live in the capital during your Irish vacation, you can easily plan a few day trips to get to know other amazing corners of Ireland, such as Cork, Limerick, or even Belfast, the one-of-a-kind capital of Northern Ireland. 

The architecture of the Irish capital is something special. Even if you are not planning to travel anywhere by train in Dublin, stopping by the city's main railway hubs is still a good idea. The buildings that house the stations boast huge historical significance and are great places to add to your sightseeing program. 

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Connolly Station

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Wi-Fi available

In-house ATMs

Ticket machines

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Heuston Station

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Free Wi-Fi available

In-house ATMs

Phone charging

Left luggage service

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FAQ: Train Stations in Dublin

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How many train stations are there in Dublin?

The city of Dublin houses 3 railway hubs - Connolly, Heuston, and Dublin Pearse Stations, operated by Irish Rail. The Connolly station serves trains to the north and south-east of Ireland as well as the famous Enterprise train to Belfast. The Heuston station provides connections to the south and west of the country. At Dublin Pearse, you can catch trains going from Grand Canal Dock to Newbridge, from Dublin Connolly to Gorey, and from Balbriggan to Dundalk as well as a shuttle running from Dublin's main station to Rosslare Europort. 

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What is the main train station in Dublin?

The Heuston and Connolly stations are constantly competing for the right to boast this proud title, and at the moment, the Connolly Station is winning and is considered the central railway station in Dublin.

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