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Trains in Ireland
With an Interrail Pass you can travel by train across both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. They're directly connected to each other by train. The isle has discounted ferry connections to Great Britain and France.
Train types in Ireland
Reservations for trains in Ireland
Domestic connections in Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Popular long-distance routes from Dublin are:
Dublin Connolly to Belfast (2:08)
This route has stops in Sligo, Wexford and Rosslare Europort.
The high-speed Enterprise train along this route runs 8 times a day and takes over 2 hours.
This train is jointly operated by Irish Rail and NI Railways.
Dublin Heuston to Waterford (2:10)
This route has stops in Cork, Tralee, Limerick, Galway, Westport, Ballina and Waterford.
Northern Ireland
NI Railways' popular routes are:
Belfast Central to Dublin Connolly, Republic of Ireland (with the Enterprise Rail Service) (2:10)
Belfast to Bangor (0:31)
Belfast to Derry Londonderry (2:05)
Belfast to Larne (0:50)
Belfast to Newry (0:57)
Portrush to Coleraine (0:12)
International train connections to and from Ireland
Ireland rail passes
Interrail Pass options for Ireland
Interrail Ireland Pass
Gives you access to the trains in Ireland - both Northern Ireland and the Republic and Ireland.
Youth, senior and family discounts available.
Benefits include 30% discount on several ferry routes.
Prices from € 105
Interrail Global Pass
Explore up to 33 countries in Europe by train.
Youth, senior and family discounts available.
Prices from € 185
Train stations in Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Dublin has two main train stations. There is no train connection between these stations, so you have to take a tram or bus to travel from one to the other.
Dublin Connolly
Dublin Heuston
Northern Ireland
Belfast Central
Pass benefits for Ireland
Ferry travel in Ireland
Use an Interrail Pass in Ireland and get 30% discount on ferry routes to England, France, Scotland and Wales.
Guided train tours
Get a discount of up to €30 on train tours from Dublin.
Spelling of cities in Ireland
It's good to know the local spelling of Irish cities when you try to find the right train station! Here are some places you may visit in Ireland:
Corcaigh = Cork
Gaillimh = Galway
Cill = Kilkenny
Cill Airne = Chainnigh Killarney
Luimneach = Limerick
Mala = Mallow
