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(Heavy Rail) PORTRANE w HR2: Clongriffin - Airport - Swords ROGERSTOWN ESTUARY (Heavy Rail) PORTRANE NEWBRIDGE DEMENSE DONABATE BALROTHERY Proposed Alignment Rail (DART, Commuter & Intercity) KILSALLAGHAN Luas Red Line All Trains Luas Green Line APPLEWOOD to Belfast NEWTOWN CROSS LISSENHALL Luas Cross City KILCOSCAN Swords Bridges SEATOWN PARK Possible Stations CHAPELMIDWAY Swords SWORDS Business Park KILBRIDE KILLEEK Pavilions Shopping Centre SKEPHUBBLE MALAHIDE Malahide LUTTRELL’S CROSS WARD CROSS RIDGEWOOD ROADS DRYNAM HALL SEA MOUNT FORREST GREAT KINGSTOWN CROSS ROADS M1 CLOGHRAN M1 FELTRIM WARD SAINT MARGARET’S DublinDublin Airport Airport PORTMARNOCK KINSEALEY PORTMARNOCK SEABROOK MANOR Portmarnock SAINT DOOLAGHS TYRRELSTOWN WILLIAMSVILLE DARDISTOWN Damastown Industrial Park North Ring Business Park WOODLANDS BELCAMP BALLYCORDEN Westpoint Business Park BALGRIFFIN LITTLEPACE MULHUDDART Institute of Blanchardstown Technology Blanchardstown BELMAYNE CLONGRIFFIN GRATTAN LODGE M50M50 M50 Clare Hall CAPPOGE M50 Shopping Clongriffin Centre National WHITESTOWN Aquatic Centre DONAGHMEDE ONGAR Draiocht Arts Donaghmede VILLAGE Centre ABBOTSTOWN BALLYMUN SANTRY Shopping BALDOYLE Blanchardstown Centre Town Centre Beaumont Sutton Hospital Howth Junction Bayside SUTTON Howth Connolly Hospital FINGLAS COOLOCK BAYSIDE Kilbarrack HOWTH All Trains to M3 Parkway CLONSILLA Dublin City KILBARRACK University BEAUMONT BLANCHARDSTOWN DUNSINK Artane Clonsilla Shopping All Trains Castleknock Centre ARTANE to Sligo WHITEHALL Raheney GLASNEVIN RAHENY Harmonstown Navan Road Coolmine Parkway Ashtown Broombridge DONNYCARNEY Killester St. Patrick’s KILLESTER CASTLEKNOCK College DRUMCONDRA MARINO DOLLYMOUNT SUMMERTON CABRA PHIBSBOROUGH Cabra DRUMLECK Royal Canal Clontarf Road Drumcondra FAIRVIEW Croke Phibsborough Park CLONTARF Mater Hospital LUCAN Phoenix Park Grangegorman PALMERSTOWN Dublin Parnell St. Zoo Broadstone/DIT EAST WALL Busáras Connolly Station Dominick St. Bus Station STONEYBATTER › › ›› Henry St › › Retail Area ISLANDBRIDGE Abbey ‹ Criminal Courts Street ‹ George’s Dock ‹ Mayor Square ‹ Museum SMITHFIELD ‹ ‹ Spencer Dock Jervis ‹ ‹ Heuston ‹ ‹ ‹ DOCKLANDS ‹ Smithfield ‹ ‹ The Point Station Four courts ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ CHAPELIZOD ‹ ‹ Tara Street Heuston ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ ‹ Temple Bar Trinity College › › › › › › › › › › › › › James’s Pearse t Dawson St S Station BALLYFERMOT on THE LIBERTIES aft Gr St James’s RINGSEND KILMAINHAM Hospital Grand Canal Dock Fatima Rialto St Stephen’s INCHICORE Green RIALTO This heavy rail option builds on the Irish Rail proposal for an IRISHTOWN Suir Road ‹ Golden Brigde › ‹ ‹ › ‹ Drimnagh ‹ Airport DART spur by proposing an extension of services to ‹ ‹ › M50 ‹ Harcourt Cherry Orchard Black Horse & Parkwest Landsdowne Rd Clondalkin Swords. This option would connect the City Centre, Dublin SANDYMOUNT PORTOBELLO Charlemont DOLPHIN'S BARN BLUEBELL City CentreGrand Canal Airport and Swords. Bluebell Sandymount BALLSBRIDGE RATHMINES RANELAGH RDS Kylemore DRIMNAGH HAROLD'S CROSS Harold’s Cross DONNYBROOK Greyhound Stadium WALKINSTOWN Sydney Parade CLONDALKIN CRUMLIN RTE St Vincents Montrose Hospital BALLYMOUNT KIMMAGE RATHGAR MILLTOWN BOOTERSTOWN TERENURE Booterstown PERRYSTOWN UCD CLONSKEAGH UCD BLACKROCK BELGARD Blackrock KINGSWOOD WINDY ARBOUR Seapoint RATHFARNHAM Salthill & TEMPLEOGUE Monkstown Cookstown / Tallaght CHURCHTOWN Dún Laoghaire Industrial Area MOUNT MERRION GOATSTOWN MONKSTOWN DÚN LAOGHAIRE STILLORGAN DUNDRUM TALLAGHT Sandycove Tallaght BALLYROAN Tallaght Shopping & Glasthule Centre KNOCKLYON KILL OF THE GRANGE Glenagery FIRHOUSE BALLYBODEN GALLOPING GREEN DALKEY LEOPARDSTOWN DEANS GRANGE AYLESBURY SALLYNOGGIN BALLINTEER Dalkey WHITECHURCH SANDYFORD MARLFIELD CORNELSCOURT M50 FOXROCK BOHERNABREENA WOODTOWN KILLINEY ROCKBROOK CABINTEELY FORT BRIDGE BALLYOGAN All Trains to Rosslare.
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