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Reservation Only

Who is eligible for this ticket?

  • Customers in possession of a valid open class ticket

What are the conditions of travel?

Customers who are already in possession of or purchasing on the day of travel a valid standard class ticket(s) such as Family Ticket, Day Return, Open Return, Weekly, Monthly, Annual or InterRail ticket can book on their chosen service by selecting the 'Reservation Only' option in the Passenger selection box. Customers are advised there is limited availability for seat only bookings online.

How do I buy this ticket? 

Where can I buy this ticket? 

Where do I collect the ticket? 

See our Ticket Collection section.

Free Travel Pass

Who is eligible for this ticket?

  • Free Travel/DSFA Pass Holders

What are the conditions of travel?

Customers who hold a Free Travel / DSFA Pass can book on their chosen service by selecting the 'Free Travel Pass' option in the Passenger selection box. Customers are advised there is limited availability for Free Travel bookings online.

How do I buy this ticket? 

Where can I buy this ticket? 

  • You can purchase the ticket above using our Journey Planner. Tickets can only be purchased up to 90 days in advance.
  • An allocation of bookings on all InterCity services can be reserved online without a fee for 'Free Travel Pass or valid ticket holders'. When this allocation is fully booked, all remaining seats can be reserved by 'Free Travel Pass or valid ticket holders' for €2.50 per journey. 

Where do I collect the ticket? 

See our Ticket Collection section.

At least 1 passenger is required

For more information on Online Tickets please see Ticket Information

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There are a limited number of wheelchair accessible spaces on each train, book in advance to avoid disappointment.

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Travel Pass or Valid Ticket holder

Is an option for customers who are in possession of Free Travel Pass, a valid standard class ticket(s), seasonal ticket(s), Taxsaver ticket(s) or InterRail to book onto a train in standard class. Customers who have a valid standard class ticket but wish to upgrade to First Class should also use this selection. For more information go to Tickets Explained section.

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News Archive

11 December 2024

Iarnród Éireann Night-time Track Works

Here you will find a complete list of planned night-time track works to Iarnród Éireann rail services.

29 November 2024

Christmas and New Year rail services, including late night DART and Commuter

25 November 2024

Upcoming Line Improvement Works

Here you will find a complete list of planned engineering works and changes to Iarnród Éireann rail services.

25 November 2024

Project development for Navan rail line to begin

Initial phases to focus on scope development and route option selection

22 November 2024

An Bord Pleanála approves DART+ South West Railway Order

Project will quadruple customer capacity and deliver electrification of route from Hazelhatch & Celbridge to Heuston and South City via Phoenix Park Tunnel

13 November 2024

First of new DART+ trains unveiled

Regulatory approval and testing process to immediately begin, with trains entering service from early 2026 – 185 new carriages on order, with up to 750 possible

06 November 2024

Public Consultation on major climate resilience programme for Eastern coast rail line to begin

East Coast Railway Infrastructure Protection Projects will future proof the eastern seaboard rail corridor

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