Ireland Trains

Train travel may not provide a direct connection to each and every point of interest in the country; however, it is a very convenient way to travel around it. Connecting cities all over Ireland, trains provide a safe, fast, and comfortable journey, as well as some scenic views along the way.

Train-travel ensures some undoubtedly scenic views over the rolling hills and quaint towns of Ireland. Some of the most scenic routes include the Dublin to Belfast, Derry to Coleraine, and Dublin to Galway connections. On your way from Dublin to Belfast, you will cross a few picture-perfect viaducts and marvel at the views of Malahide and the countryside of the Armagh County. While going to Coleraine, you will gaze at the sandy Benone Strand and traverse the tunnel underneath the Mussenden Temple and the train-travel to Galway will provide a scenic patch along the Galway Bay and more.

The busiest railway station in Dublin is the Connolly station, also known as Stáisiún Uí Chonghaile, which is actually the busiest one in entire Ireland as well. It boasts seven platforms and provides services for different trains. Featuring an authentic facade, the station was opened back in 1844 and is currently used thousands of commuters each day.