HEUSTON STATION
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2024
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2024
From Heuston Station, trains run to the south, southwest and west of Ireland. Heuston Station was originally called Kingsbridge Station. It was opened in 1846 and renamed in 1966 in tribute to Sean Heuston, who died in the 1916 Easter Rising and had worked on the railroads. The station houses a shopping arcade with stores, cafés and restaurants. Heuston Station is linked to Connolly Station, Dublin's other major railway station, by the red Luas (streetcar) line.
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