People travel around for many reasons, holiday, sight seeing, work, school, fresh air etc. My commute include almost all of the listed and much more. Pearse station is one of the many popular train stations in Dublin. I call it a link station just like Connolly and Heuston station in Dublin, Ireland.
Picture of Pearse Station exit to Pearse Street showing platform 1 and 2 with the station sign in blue. The sign has the Irish language at the top with English below.
Pearse station for me is special because this is where my morning two hour journey terminates. It’s unbelievable the number of people trooping out of this station whenever a train stops. Sometimes, you get a gift from distributors and those trying to spread the word about there products at the station exit.
Picture shows Pearse station entrance from Lombard Street. Very close on the left is the entrance to the Trinity college hostel. Opposite this entrance is the Trinity College sport complex.
For the students leaving at the Trinity College hostel, they share almost the same wall with Pearse station; hence making travel by train the “numero uno” for them.
Picture showing Pearse station sign along the exit to Lombard street.
Picture taken inside Pearse Station showing train track. You can also see platform 1 and 2 sign in blue. The station is under receiving a makeover at the moment.
Pearse station train exit track
Picture showing bus time table from Pearse street. The time table also show a map to rail, tram, park and ride including hospital around Pearse station
Things to see here:
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Station Platform 1 & 2
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Shopping store
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Wheel chair exit
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Elevators
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Escalators
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Toilets (including disable toilets)
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Ticket machine only accepts card and cash (€100 and above not accepted)
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Cobbler store toward Lombard street exit
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Beat Donuts store toward Lombard street
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Exit to Pearse street
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Exit to Lombard Street