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   Can a train take you to Ireland?

   • Although trains may not be able to take you all the way to Ireland, what they can do is get you to a ferry. So, find out details about the routes below, including the popular London Euston to Dublin route. The most important ferry port in the Republic of Ireland.

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   How much does it cost to travel by train in Ireland?

   • The good news about traveling by train in Ireland is that it is relatively inexpensive compared to train travel in some places, such as the UK, for example. If you buy it online, a standard one-way fare between Dublin Heuston and Kent Station in Cork costs €30–35, and around €55 in first class.

   The essential guide to train travel in Ireland - Lonely Planet

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   Why do people travel by train in Ireland?

   • Fuel price increases and escalating car hire fees have now made this option financially challenging, causing many to opt to travel by train. Ireland is a small country with a neat rail network operated by Irish Rail, or Iarnród Éireann.

   Traveling Ireland By Train in 10 Days, The Perfect Itinerary

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   Where can I buy a train ticket in Ireland?

   • Tickets can be prebooked in the Republic of Ireland (Irish Rail) but must be bought at a station or on the train in Northern Ireland (Translink). Free WiFi connections are available on trains in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Bikes can be brought on trains free of charge, but there may be some restrictions during peak times.

   Ireland by train

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   How do trains work in Ireland?

   • Here is our essential guide to train travel in Ireland. Irish trains are efficient, relatively frequent and usually on time. Irish Rail/Iarnród Éireann operates the entire network of trains in the Republic, from intercity trains linking the major urban centers to the busy commuter network that services the greater Dublin region.

   The essential guide to train travel in Ireland - Lonely Planet

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   How to get from London to Ireland?

   • First class from London to Dublin from £188 London, Bristol & Cardiff to Ireland via Fishguard Short breaks to Ireland without flying Hotels in Dublin & Ireland Train travel in Ireland, a beginner's guide Dublin to Belfast by train Belfast to the Giant's Causeway by train Day tours from Dublin to the Blarney Stone, Ring of Kerry, Giant's Causeway

   LONDON to DUBLIN by train+ferry for £51.10 or €60 - The Man in Seat …

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   Although trains may not be able to take you all the way to Ireland, what they can do is get you to a ferry. So, find out details about the routes below, including the popular London Euston to Dublin route.

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   • Ireland by Train: A 10-Day Itinerary
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   Day One: Dublin to Cork

   Given that most overseas visitors fly into Dublin airport, the capital city is the most obvious starting point for any train journey. After landing at the airport, catch a bus or taxi to Dublin Heuston – the main train station servicing the southern section of Ireland. The trip takes around 30 minutes. The train trip from Dublin to Cork takes around 2 hrs 30 mins and takes a scenic route that curves around the Wicklow Mountains. Those with a window seat on the left side of the train will get...

   Day Two: Cobh and Blarney Castle

   Spending a second night in Cork gives you time to see some of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions, namely Blarney Castle and the coastal town of Cobh. Home to the famous Blarney Stone, Blarney Castle was built in 1834 and is approximately 9km from Cork. The 215 bus will get you to the nearby village of Blarney in around 17 minutes and stops close to the castle’s entrance. There are also guided tours that include the transfer to and from Cork. Some tours include a stop at the seaport to...

   Day Three: Cork to Killarney

   Hopefully, the sun’s shining when you embark on the 98-km journey from Cork to Killarney. Taking between 1hr 20 minutes and 2 hrs, this trip takes you back to Mallow before following the River Blackwater through the 300-year-old town of Millstreet. On arrival in Killarney, you’ll be struck by the colorful buildings and friendly atmosphere. Nestled in a valley, Killarney is surrounded by mountains and areas of natural beauty, all of which are worth exploring either before or after checking int...

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   Modern air-conditioned trains and newly upgraded lines make traveling around Ireland by train comfortable and enjoyable. The booking process is also simple, and you can save money by buying your tickets online.

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   Is it Possible to Tour Ireland by Train?

   While you can travel much of Ireland by train, hiring a car is more convenient if you want to explore the more rural areas. In the northwest of Ireland, train lines are limited, mostly running to and from Dublin.

   Is the Irish Rail Scenic?

   Ireland is full of rugged beauty and breathtaking landscapes, so it’s virtually impossible to travel the country without some scenic highlights, and this train tour has many. The trip from Cork to Cobh offers some spectacular sea views, while the journey from Dublin to Belfast reveals miles of rolling countryside and long swathes of coastline.

   What is the Longest Single Train Journey in Ireland?

   The train from Dublin to Tralee covers 332km and takes approximately 4 hours.

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   If, as Agatha Christie maintained, to travel by train is to see life, then this journey is the perfect way to see life in modern-day Ireland and reflect on the lives that were sacrificed in its battle for independence. From majestic mountains to turbulent seas, this itinerary reveals the diversity of Ireland’s countryside while introducing you to l...

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   Apr 19, 2024 · There are two kinds of Irish trains: InterCity and commuter. InterCity trains are all the same – relatively modern with comfortable seats in standard class and fancier recliners in first – and they travel at speeds of up to 160km/h (99mph). There’s no journey in Ireland that is longer than 2½ to 3 hours.

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6. www.raileurope.com › london-dublin-trainLondon to Dublin train tickets from £53.25 - Rail Europe

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   Jul 15, 2020 · The fastest trains from London to Dublin take around 6 hours and 15 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 464 kilometres. On weekdays, the first train leaving London is scheduled to depart at around 05:27.

7. www.seat61.com › train-and-ferry-to-dublinLONDON to DUBLIN by train+ferry for £51.10 or €60

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   Use the transfer bus from Dublin Ferryport to Dublin Connolly station and (if necessary) the LUAS tram to Dublin Heuston station. Then take an Irish Rail train, you can check times with Irish Railways at www.irishrail.ie. You'll need a separate ticket for this bit.

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   Nov 14, 2023 · Tickets can be prebooked in the Republic of Ireland (Irish Rail) but must be bought at a station or on the train in Northern Ireland (Translink). 4 Free WiFi connections are available on trains in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

9. www.go-to-ireland.com › travel-organizationTravelling by train in Ireland: a practical guide.

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   If you too prefer greener, safer public transport, then you’ve come to the right place! Travelling to Ireland by train is particularly easy, provided you plan your journey in advance. Here are our tips for an incredible stay in Ireland!