Dublin Rail
Dublin Rail provides integrated urban transit across Ireland's capital, including DART, Lu sías, and mainline Irish Rail services. Visitors and commuters use it for quick links from suburbs to city center and regional destinations.
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Geography
| Continent | Europe |
|---|---|
| Region | Northwestern Europe |
| Subregion | Northern Europe |
| Country | Ireland |
| State | Leinster |
| County | Dublin |
| City | Dublin |
| Timezone | EuropeDublin |
| Latitude | 53.3498 |
| Longitude | -6.2603 |
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7:56 PM LOCAL TIMEDublin Rail is the collective name for Dublin's primary rail and tram services, delivering urban, suburban, and regional transit across the city and its hinterland. The network includes the DART electric coastal service along Dublin Bay, the Luas tram system (with red and green lines), and mainline Irish Rail routes connecting to national destinations. Stations are typically city-center hubs and suburb terminals—key sites include Connolly Station, Pearse Station, and Heuston Station. Travelers use Dublin Rail to reach attractions like the Phoenix Park, the Dublin Docklands, and destinations beyond, such as Belfast or Galway. Whether riding part of the integrated ticket scheme, transferring between rail and tram, or catching a regional train, Dublin Rail prioritizes frequency, reliability, and ease of transfer.
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