St Brigid’s Day Bank Holiday Weekend Public Transport Services Dublin @ Dublin city centre

Dublin Bus wishes to advise customers that a Sunday timetable will operate on Monday 3 February 2025.

A full Nitelink service will operate on Friday 31 January and Saturday 1 February 2025.
There will be no Nitelink service on Sunday 2 February 2025.
Dublin Bus has  24-hour services which are in operation seven days a week.

Over the St. Brigid’s Day Bank Holiday weekend, there will be some changes to Luas services.

To facilitate essential engineering works, Luas Green Line operating hours will be temporarily impacted from Friday 31 January until Bank Holiday Monday 3 February.

Luas Red Line operating hours are not affected by these works.

Luas Green Line Operating Hours

• Friday 31 January:
  • (Service finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
  • Green Line:
  • Broombridge Southbound 05:30 – 23:16
  • Brides Glen Northbound 05:30 – 23:00
• Saturday 1 February:
  • (Service starts 1 hour later and finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
  • Green Line:
  • Broombridge Southbound 08:00 – 23:16
  • Brides Glen Northbound 08:00 – 23:00
• Sunday 2 February:
  • (Service starts 2 hours later and finishes 1 hour earlier than normal Operating Hours)
  • Green Line:
  • Broombridge Southbound 09:31 – 22:17
  • Brides Glen Northbound 10:00 – 22:00
• Bank Holiday Monday 3 February:
  • (Service starts 2 hours later and finishes normal Sunday Operating Hours)
  • Green Line:
  • Broombridge Southbound 09:31 – 23:17
  • Brides Glen Northbound 10:00 – 23:00

Luas Red Line services are operating Sunday Operating Hours and Frequency on Bank Holiday Monday 3 February.

Trams will run normal Operating Hours and Frequency from Tuesday 4 February.

Take the Train and Enjoy the Game  – to the Six Nations Rugby Championship 2025 match at Aviva Stadium on Saturday 1st February.
Íarnród Éireann Irish Rail  is eager to help the rush of fans make their trip to Lansdowne Road. Íarnród Éireann Irish Rail advises all customers travelling by rail to pre-book InterCity travel online in advance including holders of a Free Travel Pass.

Additional services and alterations

• Saturday 1st February
  Ireland vs England, Aviva Stadium. Kick-off 16:45
• Train services:
  • Additional service:
  • 21:50 Connolly to Belfast
  • Additional capacity added to
    • 20:50 Heuston to Cork (with connection to Limerick Colbert)
    • 21:00 Heuston to Cork
  • Additional capacity added to
    • 08:45 Cork to Heuston
    • 12:40 Athy to Heuston
    • 12:55 Longford to Connolly
    • 12:50 Dundalk to Connolly
    • 20:50 Dundalk to Connolly
    • 21:10 Connolly to Dundalk
• Further details on travel regulartions,  train services and fares at Irish Rail’s webpage: Take the train  for the Six Nations Championship