Footplate Brasserie in Dublin

Toilets could be cleaner. No soap & dryers not working

The issues here are the pigeons everywhere, which is not their fault. The barriers often are not working. Other than that, it is clean and organised with a good variety of coffee shops and restaurants.

It can get very busy here sometimes and lots of people standing around. If you buy a ticket at the desk it's way more expensive. But all in all they have toilets and other amenities and a pub that you can get take away cans in

Heuston Station is a major train station on the western side of Dublin. From here are trains all across the Republic to the south, southwest and west. There are nine train platforms as well as bus routes and the Luas stop in front. I found the station easy to navigate with good signage and smooth floors. It is completely accessible with a big board showing Iarnród Éireann departures. Many food vendors with grab and go sandwiches, snacks, drinks, coffee and the like. The station was built in 1846 as Kingsbridge station. It was renamed in 1966 for Seán Heuston, one of the executed leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising who had worked in the station's offices.

Great station Great dining breakfast nd carvery served nd a great pint of Guinness

Good station . Busy spot. Lack of seating in the waiting areas

Scanner couldn't read my ticket

A great train station offering great services for a comfortable train journey

A fine train station, however there is a fella named Peter the Meter, who give you his magical potions and introduce to his friends, Dan the Ladder, Siobhan the Table, and Mickey Deez

First time getting on a train here... the staff was super helpful getting us to our car. Many wonderful food options... multiple coffee stands.