Pearse Station is a railway station located in Dublin city center. Founded in 1834, it was rebuilt in the 19th century and has become a favorite haunt of Dubliners and travelers wishing to cross the country by train.
Visit Pearse Station.
Pearse Station has no real tourist interest in itself… But it’s a must if you’re passing through Dublin and want to explore the surrounding area without taking the car.
It has to be said that the station offers many lines. Among other things, it is where the :
- DART (a kind of Parisian RER, practical, modern and very economical. It allows you to visit the coastal towns around Dublin, such as Howth, Dalkey, Malahide or Dun Laoghaire).
- Intercity
It is also the terminus of the :
- North Commuter (Balbriggan / Dundalk)
- Western Commuter (Maynooth / Longford)
- South Esatern (Dublin Connoly / Arklow)
The station is almost always busy and easy to get to. Rather well equipped, it offers ideal facilities for waiting for your train in peace, and the staff at the ticket office will be happy to help you pick up your future ticket (they’re adorable and make the effort to speak the language with foreigners).
Hotels and B&Bs nearby
Want to extend your visit without having to rush around? Here are a few well-located places to stay near the must-see attractions.
Pearse Station
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Dublin, Ireland, Dublin (County Dublin) - Republic of Ireland
53.34332657931405, -6.248024924927667
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