Perhaps the most depressing of all Dart stations, there really isn't that much to this one. Nothing…read moreto look at aside from the many many metres of train tracks, this is perhaps the loneliest place to sit and wait for the big green behemoth that is the DART. Don't go on your own. Unless you're planning on havin a bit of a cry.

Last stop on the train from Tara Station in Dublin. Small and unassuming and leads out to the very…read morecharming seaside town of Howth.

Needs better walkways and instructions to handle the ample amount of foot traffic it sees with…read moretravelers. Not many knew to tap out upon exiting the station so you don't get charged extra (nothing/no one stopping you) and there was a lot of confusion and traffic jams. It is in a super convenient spot in Howth, right by the waterfront, Howth Market, and many other businesses. You can't beat the location of this station, nor the cost of traveling to/from Dublin. Side note-I didn't notice the smell others spoke of. Either they fixed the issue over time or since we came in cooler month of November, the stinks weren't marinating. Who knows!

So much fun to ride the dart and howth station was easy and quick to get on and head back to…read moreDublin. Definitely the best little trip, so easy and affordable. It was about 6 euros round trip

Ya know, it's not everyday that you review a railway station on Yelp. However, sometimes you just…read morewake up and know you should do something special today. Ya know, really get out of your comfort zone. Here goes: centrally located station, electronic payment options, WiFi on the trains, clean, station worker available for info. They're doing a good job here. If you're reading this though, it's a railway station, don't really sure what you're here to discover.

There's only one bone I've got to pick with this posh little station on the south bound Dart…read moreline... That bleeping, beeping level crossing. Make the wrong choice on the 50/50 split of running under the rails in Landsdowne station or waiting at the gates could cost you twenty minutes waiting for the next train after yours whizzes by. Buy your tickets in the main brick building on the Southbound side, or stand in line by the single machine on the Northbound side. A tiny news stand which closes around 6 every day vends chocolate, sodas and dodgy coffee along with the daily papers. Unlike the larger Pearse station, or the sparsely furnished Grand Canal Dock (saved by the dearth of services just outside the gates), there's almost nothing at all in terms of service for folks at Lansdowne road. Considering the massive Aviva stadium barrelling it's way to completion just over the tracks, perhaps a few updates might be well-received here too.

Since I am currently the Yelp Duke of this fair Dart station I keep getting prompted to review…read moreit... not a lot to say really! its the station you use for any event in the Aviva Stadium, it has ticket machines that are never out of order and it is always clean.... yup, that about covers it!!!

I had first class tickets for the 3.5 sail from Dublin to Hollyhead, then rail to Liverpool. Sadly,…read moreno service direct! Atmosphere, atmosphere, atmosphere, is pure luxurious comfort compared to any other mode of transport. Just incredible. I'd pass on the breakfast. Greasy and filling but tasteless. Lots of plugs. On Sunday only took 20 minutes from my hotel in North Dublin to the dock. Terminal at Hollyhead includes the Rail Station which connects to Anywhere in UK