They're doing up the station at the moment and it's starting to look a lot better compared to what…read moreit looked like before. Great to get to Cork or any other place you want to get to, but the price of tickets to Dublin can be quite expensive

It's small, but clean and efficient!…read more Tickets to Dublin a little too expensive, though.

Tourist here. The train ride to Dublin was Fantastic and on time. The 4 stars is because they need…read moreto service the toilets better at the depot and on the train. Anyway, the ride and price was great!

I love to travel by train and the Ennis train/bus station is one of the nicest in Ireland. They…read morerecently remodelled the entire structure and it is very well laid out and only minutes away from the centre of town. Of all of the stations in Ireland it is by no means the largest, but it is one of the cleanest and the staff there are always polite and friendly. With a taxi rank right outside the front door and vending machines in the lobby you can't ask for more.

I've gone through this station several times while visiting Killarney. It's small but because of…read morethat it's very easy to find and navigate through. It has some benches both inside and outside for sitting at while you wait for a train. There are ticket machines and vending machines if you need a drink or snack. Two platforms though I've only ever seen one in use. The train is usually on time within 10 minutes. Since Killarney is so walkable I'd recommend just walking to your destination unless it's outside of the town centre. The taxis will gouge you if they know you're a tourist, and they will sometimes even camp out at the station exit and try to get you to go with them. Just walk instead!

It's a very old fashion train station…read more I am taking the train back to Dublin. So have a stop some where. There is no direct train. The station is very old. The coffee place open only if there is train passing by. Other wise the place is close. Not sure how m y trains coming out of here daily. Small place to hide if there is a rain.

My local train station in North Tipperary, which they've been threatening to close for as long as I…read morecan remember. It has its drawbacks: There is no office. There is no toilet. There is no ticket machine. Just a platform and a bench, which is covered. You can buy your ticket on the train from the nice conductor man. I really like this station for a few reasons, which are seasonal to be fair: In the summer there is usually some sort of bird taking up roost here. Mainly swallows, but I have see starlings with a brood in under the eaves one year. Waiting for your lift or for the train on a warm summers evening, listening to the surrounding noises such as a dog barking in the distance, birds singing or black bird warnings, the occasion car or tractor going over the bridge nearby. It can be a peaceful place. I am a fan of Clough train station

Just a train station to switch trains and it has a car park. Not much happening here! Not much…read morecoverage if it is raining, which happens a lot in Ireland . Sometimes trains can be delayed, so can be waiting a while

Easy enough on and off spot as I transferred from a train Galway onto a train to Cork. Clean…read moreplatform, easy to read signage, and friendly staff. Can't expect more from a transfer station than this.

Well there's not much to see as the entire train station in Galway is under a massive renovation…read more But the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. It's centrally located across from Eyre Square and the Latin Quarter. It's very easy to walk everywhere in the touristy areas from the train station. You'll only need a car if you plan on leaving Galway.

This train station has only 2 platforms, one doesn't need to hustle bustle to find what track to…read moreget to. Got to love small station Galway is the must visit when you travel to Ireland because from here you can go to visit tue famous Cliffs of Moher and other destinations.

A beautiful old Ireland station is Ballybrophy. I've been changing trains here all my life…read morepractically as I transport myself between the premier county and the big shmoke. It was given a new waiting and ticket room a few years back, with nice toilets too. The setting was was somewhat marred by the modern footbridge that was also added, which includes an elevator. So very much needed, but has taken away from the station a bit. There are no shops or cafes in the station, but there is the pub just outside the station, aptly called The Signal Box. I assume its still going. It was a handy place to pass the time if your connecting train was late.

Amazing staff and well organized! The trip was smooth and really informative. I'll definitely will…read morego back again!

I highly recommend Peter Mooney Tours and Executive Travel. They are very knowledgeable and…read morecourteous transportation professionals. We were traveling from New York to Dublin and trusted them to put together an itinerary that included stops at top attractions and lesser known hidden gems. They arranged a very personalized tour complete with Irish charm and "witty banter." We look forward to working with them on our next trip to Ireland.

I slept in the Mens Jack's between two urinals on the last night of Feile 93. The space wasnt…read moreergonomically designed for upright slumber but the warmth of the pipes was more than adequate compensation. I was actually lucky to get a spot as all the other inter-urinal spaces were taken by similarly-minded young gentlemen. Would unhesitatingly recommend if you're very drunk, very wet and very cold and had no real standards to begin with....