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Do you mean the rail map for Dublin, Ireland? Here are quick links, a short overview of the networks, and ways to get printable/interactive maps.

Official maps and planners

Irish Rail (Iarnród Éireann) – timetables, commuter & intercity maps: https://www.irishrail.ie
Luas (tram) – network map and stops: https://www.luas.ie
Transport for Ireland (interactive journey planner and network maps): https://www.transportforireland.ie
Google Maps / Apple Maps – quick interactive directions and live times

Main Dublin rail networks (high level)

DART (coastal suburban rail) — serves the coastline through central Dublin (examples of endpoints: Howth, Bray, Greystones)
Commuter services — radiate north, west and southwest from central stations to places such as Malahide, Maynooth, Drogheda
InterCity services — longer-distance trains to Cork, Galway, Limerick, and the Enterprise to Belfast
Main central rail hubs: Dublin Connolly, Dublin Heuston, Dublin Pearse / Tara Street, Grand Canal Dock

Green Line (south ↔ north via city centre; e.g., Bride's Glen ↔ Broombridge), stops include St. Stephen's Green and Trinity
Red Line (west ↔ east; e.g., Tallaght / Saggart ↔ The Point / Point Village)
Good for cross-city surface travel and interchanges with mainline stations

How to get the map you want

Printable PDF: Go to the Luas or Irish Rail websites (links above) and download their “Network Map” or “Timetable” PDF.
Interactive: Use the Transport for Ireland journey planner or Google Maps for door‑to‑door directions and real‑time departure info.
Mobile apps: “TFI Go” and “Irish Rail” apps provide timetables, live updates and maps.

If you want, I can:

Fetch and attach the latest PDF network map (Luas or Irish Rail).
Draw a simple schematic of the central rail/Luas interchanges in Dublin.
Give step‑by‑step directions between two specific points (tell me start and end, e.g., Dublin Airport → Dublin Connolly).

Which would you like?

Last updated: Mon Aug 18, 2025