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Dublin Heuston station. Photo by Emanuele Rava, 29-08-2010 e-mail emanrava@yahoo.it

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IE Irish Railways - Ireland Dublin Heuston station seen from across the river Liffey. Dublin, 13-07-2016 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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IE Irish Railways - Ireland The Intercity trains to Waterford and Galway are waiting for their departure time, at 7.35 and 7.25 respectively. Dublin, 13-07-2016 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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IE Irish Railways - Ireland The magnificent hall of Dublin Pearse station. Dublin, 14-07-2016 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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IE - Ireland The new Dublin Docklands station was only opened last year. In the years to come it will become busier, as a new railway tunnel will pass this place. As in almost all stations in Ireland the platforms are fenced off and you can only enter with a valid ticket. Dublin, 09-09-2008 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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Dublin, Heuston station 09.03.2008 Photo by Balázs Rusznyák (ruba2@freemail.hu)

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Dublin Connoly station. Photo taken on July 29, 2009. Photo: Massimo Mazza e-mail massimo.mazza@telecomitalia.it

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DART train map DART map This is the commuter rail map with different lines shown, but only with English names. There is only the AerDart shuttle from Howth Junction and another from Connolly Station. Copyright 2004 by Josh Hanz (josh_hanz@hotmail.com)

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Pearse station Dublin Pearse Station This is a DART train leaving Pearse station for Howth. Copyright 2004 by Josh Hanz (josh_hanz@hotmail.com)

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Ireland / Dublin // July 30,1998 around 13h20 Pearse station (near the Trinity College). Photo and scan by Paul ROBERT (Belgium) {isims@arcadis.be}

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Ireland / Dublin // July 30,1998 around 13h20 Pearse station (near the Trinity College). Photo and scan by Paul ROBERT (Belgium) {isims@arcadis.be}

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Dublin, Heuston Station. View from the platforms to the waiting area. Ticket barriers are pretty obvious. Behind them, a glass courtain separates the waiting and shopping area from the platforms. A good idea to keep it separated from the exhaust from DMUs and diesel locos. Photo by A. Rueda (ad.rueda@gmail.com)

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The imposing Amiens Street frontage of Dublin’s Connolly Station. The station was originally named Amiens Street Station. The main (south) entrance to the Iarnród Éireann (as opposed to DART) part of the station has been rebuilt to accommodate the terminus of the LUAS Red Line. Photo by Colin Duff (colin@colinduff.com)

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The elegant frontage of Dublin’s Heuston station, giving a hint of the bus and tram (Luas Red Line) interchange on the forecourt. 26th October 2005. Photo by Colin Duff (colin@colinduff.com)

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The concourse (looking south) and departure indicator at Dublin Heuston station on the 26th October 2005. There is some wait until the next departure! Note the use of red LEDs in a country where orange is a prevailing colour Photo by Colin Duff (colin@colinduff.com)

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Dublin’s Heuston station is being modernised with a new roof and rebuilt concourse. This was the current state of the works on the 26th October 2005. Photo by Colin Duff (colin@colinduff.com)