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The Luas and Dart timetables for the upcoming national holiday have been confirmed with Iarnrod Eireann confirming extra trains for the St. Patrick's Day parade.

They have confirmed that a Sunday service will be in operation on Friday March 17, and have advised people to allow sufficient time to travel to the parade which begins at noon, as there will be a high volume of people using the service on the day.

Customers are also advised that Tara Street station will be closed from 4pm onwards on St. Patrick's Day to facilitate Garda crowd management. It is advised to use Connolly or Pearse stations at this time.
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There will also be late night trains on Dart and commuter routes with the following timetable to be in place:

00:20hrs Pearse to Maynooth

00:30hrs Pearse to Howth

00:30hrs Connolly to Greystones

00:40hrs Pearse to Dundalk (serving Tara St, Connolly, Howth Junction and then all stations to Dundalk)

00:50hrs Pearse to Kildare (serving Tara St, Connolly, Drumcondra, and all stations ParkWest to Kildare)

On Saturday March 18 there will be a Saturday timetable in place with extra services on for the Ireland v England Six Nations match at the Aviva Stadium.

There will be extra Darts before and after the match, although people are advised that Grand Canal Dock Station will be closed at full time from 6:20pm to 8:05pm to allow Garada crowd management

An extra 9:25pm service from Dublin Heuston to Cork Kent with connection in Limerick will also be in operation.

Luas services are confirmed to operate on Sunday hours for St. Patrick'S Day with some slight changes. From 10am to 3pm all Luas stops between Smithfield and Connolly on the red line will be closed to facilitate the parade. The red line use resume full operation from 3pm onwards.

For the green line, from the first tram until 18:00, trams will run between Broombridge and Dominick, and between St. Stephen's Green and Brides Glen only.

There will also be no trams running between St. Stephen's Green and Dominick from the first tram until 18:00, and the green line is expected to reopen at approximately 18:00.

Dublin Bus have confirmed that they will be operating a Sunday timetable this St. Patrick's Day and City tours will not be in place. They have also said that due to the parade real time information will not be available from approximately 8am to 6pm.

For more information on bus routes that will be diverted you can check out their website.
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St Patrick's Day Dublin 2023 Luas, DART and Dublin Bus timetables

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The Luas and Dart timetables for the upcoming national holiday have been confirmed with Iarnrod Eireann confirming extra trains for the St. Patrick's Day parade. They have confirmed that a Sunday service will be in operation on Friday March 17, and have advised people to allow sufficient time to travel to the parade which begins at noon, as there will be a high volume of people using the service on the day.

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St. Patrick's Day is around the corner - and excitement is building across the city as Dublin prepares for one of the biggest celebrations yet.

There are plenty of exciting activities going on around the city centre over the bank holiday but there will be thousands of people heading in to the city on Friday for the St. Patricks day parade.

Traffic diversions will be in place throughout the day as parts of Dublin will be closed off to motorists.

Here is a full list of planned road closures in Dublin for St Patrick's Day:
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Western Way will be closed from Dominick St Upr to Mountjoy Street on March 16 at 19.00 until March 17 at 15.00.

Mountjoy Street, Mountjoy St Middle, Wellington St Lower, Palmerstown Place, St Mary's Place North, Granby Row, Parnell Sq. North, Parnell Sq. East, Cavendish Row, O'Connell St Upr. and Lwr. O'Connell Bridge will be closed on March 17 from 4.00 to 15.00

Westmoreland Street, College Green, Dame St, Lord Edward St, Christchurch Place, High St, Nicholas St and Patrick St. will be closed on March 17 from 4.00 to 17.00

New Street South, Clanbrassil St. lower, Kevin St upper. and Kevin St lower, will be closed on March 17 from 4.00 to 18.00

Cuffe Sreet and St. Stepehens Green South will be closed on March 17 from 4.00 to 18.30.

Custom House Quay will be closed from Beresford Place to Memorial Road on March 16 at 19.00 until March 20 at 6.00.

St. Michan Street will be closed from Mary Lane to Chancery Street on March 17 and March 18 from 15.00 to 23.00.

Liffey Street West, Benburb Street, Ellis Street and Hendrick Place will be closed on March 16 from 17.00 to 24.00 from March 17 and from 11.00 to 24.00 March 18.

There will also be traffic management plans in place on St. Patricks day.

Ellis Quay traffictravelling north and east will be diverted via Blackhall Place, Stoneybatter, Manor Street, Prussia Street, North Circular Rd, Portland Row, Seville Place and Guild Street.

North Wall Quay traffic travelling south will be diverted via Moss Street, Townsend Street and Lombard Street.

North Wall Quay traffic travelling west will be diverted via Guild Street, Seville Place, Portland Row, North Circular Road, Phibsborough Road, Constitution Hill, King Street North and Queen Street.
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