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	Britain.tv Wikipedia - Dublin
		Dublin postal districts reflect the North/South divide, with odd numbers being used for districts on the Northside, e.g: Phibsboro is in Dublin 7, and even numbers for ones on the Southside, e.g: Sandymount is in Dublin 4.
		Dublin Airport is the busiest airport by far on the island, registering nearly 19 million passengers in 2005, making it the 14th busiest airport in Europe with the capital's airport offering onward flights to other airports in Ireland, Europe, North America and the Middle East.
		Dublin is at the centre of Ireland's economy, and the Greater Dublin Area contributes over â¬60 billion ($75.7 billion) to the total Irish GDP, or around 45%.
	www.britain.tv /wikipedia.php?title=Dublin (4976 words)

	Dublin : Planning a Trip : Getting Around \| Frommers.com
		Dublin Bus operates a fleet of green double-decker, single-deck, and minibuses (the latter charmingly called "imps").
		Marvelously compact, Dublin is ideal for walking, as long as you remember to look right and then left (in the direction opposite your instincts if you're from North America) before crossing the street.
		The steady flow of Dublin traffic rushing down one-way streets may be a little intimidating for most cyclists, but there are many opportunities for more relaxed pedaling in residential areas and suburbs, along the seafront, and around Phoenix Park.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/dublin/0049020156.html (1374 words)

	International Railway Journal - Rail And Rapid Transit Industry News Worldwide
		The capital Dublin is inevitably the largest beneficiary of the plan, which promises to transform the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (Dart) electric commuter rail network, and provide additional capacity for increased outer-suburban and intercity services.
		Dublin’s heavy rail network is effectively divided into two networks centred on Connolly station on the eastern side of the city, and Heuston in the west.
		The provision of additional rolling stock for the expanded Dart network, new diesel commuter service to Pace and Navan, and other diesel commuter services in the greater Dublin area within the 10-year scope of Transport 21 is expected to cost around Euros 700 million.
	www.railjournal.com /altfeature2.shtml (1239 words)

	Dublin Tourism - Maps
		Dublin bus termini in the city centre are detailed on this route map.
		Dublin bus routes running in the south city region are detailed on this route map.
		Dublin bus routes running in the north city region are detailed on this route map.
	www.visitdublin.com /travel/maps/mapsofdublin.aspx?id=290 (377 words)

	learn english dublin, course learn english dublin, learn english pronunciation, english language school ireland
		Climate in winter is mild and temperature in summer due to the prevailing southwesterly winds and the influence of the warm waters of the North Atlantic Drift.
		Dublin and its coastal strip is the driest area of Ireland with annual rainfall of less than 750 mm.
		Internal transport service in Dublin is served by DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit), an electric rail service, serving the coastal commuter belt around Dublin from Howth on the northside to Bray on the south.
	www.all.ie /dublin.php (738 words)

	The Ripley Court Hotel - 2 Star Hotel - Dublin City Centre North - Dublin
		area rapid transit) station and close to the bus terminal station.
		The Ripley Court Hotel is located beside Connolly station, the main Dart station.
		"Dart" means Dublin Area Rapid Transit and it is a quick electric rail service linking the city centre to the airport and many towns along the Irish coast.
	www.irelandby.com /ripley/pages/reach.htm (406 words)

	Trams in Dublin
		In den 1980er Jahren wurde klar, dass die Transportprobleme in Dublin nur durch ein angemessenes Schienennetz gelöst werden könnten.
		Dublin had an electric tram network for a period of about 50 years, from the end of the 19th century to the mid-20th.
		Throughout the 80s, it was clear that Dublin's transport problems required a proper rail network.
	www.trampicturebook.de /tram/europ_sw/irland/dublin (503 words)

	The Ireland Funds - Destination Dublin
		Dublin's magnificent physical setting with the sweep of Dublin Bay and the shadowy silhouettes of the Wicklow Mountains to the south providing an exhilarating backdrop.
		Medieval Dublin was subject to the fortunes of the English royals but it sustained its importance because of its use as a port.
		The eighteenth century saw the rapid growth in the size and population of Dublin.
	www.irlfunds.org /ireland/dublin.asp (958 words)

	Dublin Hotel Guide from VisitHotels.com - Dublin Location Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dublin's premier business district is located south of the River Liffey, east of the M50 ring road, and encompasses Dublin's attractive inner suburbs.
		It was in 1999 that saw a huge redevelopment of the area when the antique cobblestones in the famous square were removed and the grime of 120 years was cleaned off by hand.
		The Skerries Mills is a complex comprising a watermill, a 4 and 5-sail windmill, mill pond and wetlands.
	www.dublin.visithotels.com /guide.asp (2459 words)

	Dublin Dublin Rapid Transit also known as the DART (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The original service provided by DART from 1984 ran from Howth, a fishing village to the north of Dublin city centre, through the city centre stations of Connolly, Tara Street, and Pearse, to the port suburb of
		DART carries 80,000 passengers daily, and continued demand for increased capacity means that work is currently in hand (2003-4) to strengthen power supplies to allow the use of 8-car trains.
		Apart from the short distance between Howth Junction and Howth, DART shares its tracks with mainline services to Belfast in the north of Ireland and Rosslare in the south east.
	www.infomatique.org /Transport(1).html (365 words)

	Ireland Insight - TEMPLATE - Change
		As Dublin is Ireland's capital it is an important junction.
		Dublin Port is closer to the centre and is served by a local bus route and by special buses meeting arrivals to the port.
		Dublin airport is conveniently located just to the north of Dublin city centre.
	www.dublinsfaircity.com /dublin_transport.html (562 words)

	Travel-WIRE/Dublin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) with its distinctive green carriages carries thousands of passengers around the edge of Dublin Bay every day.
		Dublin Bus operate a feeder bus service to some of the train stations that the DART serves.
		More information about the DART service can be found on the Irish Rail website, including the DART timetable.
	www.travel-wire.com /dublin/dart.html (135 words)

	Ireland Information Guide , Irish, Counties, Facts, Statistics, Tourism, Culture, How (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Dublin Area Rapid Transit (DART) is a suburban railway system in Dublin, Ireland, running primarily along the coastline of Dublin Bay from Greystones to Howth and Malahide.
		The original service provided by DART from 1984 ran from Howth, a fishing village to the north of Dublin city centre, through the city centre stations of Connolly, Tara Street, and Pearse, to the port suburb of Dún Laoghaire and terminated at Bray.
		Some 15 years later the electrification was extended south one stop to Greystones, and at the beginning of the 21st century from Howth Junction two stops along the Belfast main line to Malahide.
	www.irelandinformationguide.com /Dublin_Area_Rapid_Transit (431 words)

	Dublin Area Rapid Transit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trains are powered via a 1500v DC overhead power supply along a short section of the Irish standard gauge rail network of 1600mm (5'3").
		Part of the DART's route, from the city centre to Dún Laoghaire, is of historic note — it was the first railway in Ireland, opening as the Dublin and Kingstown Railway on 17 December 1834.
		Under the Irish Government's investment programme Transport 21, the DART is to be extended with a new tunnel under the city from Heuston Station to Spencer Dock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dublin_Area_Rapid_Transit (1799 words)

	Aaccessmaps.com presents transportation information for Dublin, west
		DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit): Public transit within the Dublin area.
		From the airport to most areas in Dublin.
		Bus fares within Dublin and Ireland are reasonable and all buses within Dublin will only accept coins.
	www.aaccessmaps.com /show/transportation/dublin_east (133 words)

	RUNNING IN DUBLIN
		For a visitor to Dublin and provided the skies are clear, you are aware of Dublin Bay as the plane makes its final approach to the airport.
		Following the shoreline for much of its length, the DART (the Dublin Area Rapid Transit line) provides great views of the bay as well as good access to some of the spectacular open spaces which Dubliners love for recreation.
		From outside the DART station, climb the steps across the main road and follow the path up the hill, across a recreation ground and on to the highest point.
	www.angelfire.com /ak/DublinHHH/DublinRuns.html (1184 words)

	Transit Rider Bay Area, CA - BART
		Transit Rider is not related to any public or private organization; nor does it have trip planning information.
		While not the largest city in the Bay Area, this politically active town put paid to have BART be underground in their community.
		The Bay Area Rapid Transit's longest line is also the most picturesque.
	www.transit-rider.com /ca.bayarea/bart.cfm (352 words)

	Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dublin Area Rapid Transit is a subset of the commuter rail system operating out of Dublin's Connolly station.
		Infrastructure along Dublin Bay, connecting Howth (Binn Éadair) and Malahide (Mullach Ide) in the north with Greystones in the south.
		The combined service frequency between Bray and Howth Junction in the north is similar to many North American rapid transit systems.
	world.nycsubway.org /eu/ie (289 words)

	Study-In-Ireland.Com - Travel in Ireland
		International airports are located at Dublin on the east coast, Cork in the south and Shannon in the West.
		Dublin Bus also run services from the airport to the city centre as well as train station connection services.
		This electrically-operated train system serves 27 stations along the coast of Dublin Running from Howth in the north to Bray and Greystones in the south, it is an efficient way to travel on Dublin's east side.
	www.studyinbritain.com /ireland/info/travel.asp (668 words)

	Dayhiker.com
		Having found myself in Ireland in mid-February, I cobbled together an intriguing set of hikes in the environs of Dublin along the coast of the Irish Sea on Feb 18, 2003, from Howth to Greystones.
		The city of Dublin itself was not part of the hike, but rather some interesting communities north and south of it, connected by a very efficient local train called DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit):
		When you reach Greystones, a nice fishing village with a lovely round harbor, ask where the DART station is for the 40 minute return to Dublin.
	www.dayhiker.com /articles/dublin.htm (413 words)

	Grand Canal Hotel - Ballsbridge - Dublin Hotels in Ballsbridge
		McEniff Grand Canal Hotel offers 142 well appointed bedrooms furnished to the highest standards, and is located in the South Suburbs of Dublin City in the affluent Ballsbridge area on the banks of the Grand Canal.
		Kitty's was host to many a rugby song in her day as she entertained the crowds on the last leg of their walk to Lansdowne Road, which is home to the IRFU (Irish Rugby Football Union) and the FAI (Football Association of Ireland).
		The Royal Dublin Society (RDS) is the venue for numerous exhibitions and events such as The Dublin Horseshow and is only a 15 minute walk from the hotel.
	www.visithotels.com /dublin/more.asp?hid=162 (592 words)

	Dalkey, Co Dublin
		Today Dalkey is a popular area for the bourgeois middle-class with house prices sky rocketing in the past five years.
		It is still possible to imagine it as a 19th century area because it is largely unspoiled, and seems to have avoided 20th century "modernisation".
		The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) service stops in Dalkey in the train station on Railway Road.
	www.dublintourist.com /towns/dalkey (484 words)

	Grand Canal Hotel Dublin - Dublin Hotels
		Additional facilities in the executive rooms (subject to availability and supplement) include larger bedroom areas and offer wrap around balconies which are host to views of Dublin City, you will enjoy views of Dublin Port, Lansdowne Road Stadium and residential Georgian Dublin.
		All rooms are equipped with state of the art equipment and an experienced and professional team are always on hand to ensure that your event is a complete success.
		Grand Canal Hotel is located in the South Suburbs of Dublin City in the affluent Ballsbridge area on the banks of the Grand Canal.
	www.dublinhotelsfinder.com /grand-canal-hotel-dublin.htm (502 words)

	Embassy Contact Details - U. S. Embassy Dublin, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Embassy is located at 42 Elgin Road in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
		If you are traveling from the city center by Dublin bus you may take the number 4, 5, 7, 7A, 8, 45, 63 or 84 and exit at the first stop after Jury's hotel in Ballsbridge.
		If you are traveling from the city center by the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) you should exit at Landsdowne Road train station.
	dublin.usembassy.gov /ireland/contact_us.html (195 words)

	Map: Accommodation in Dublin Ireland - Self Catering in a Charming Dublin City Mews
		Map: Accommodation in Dublin Ireland - Self Catering in a Charming Dublin City Mews
		Monkstown is well served by bus and rail.
		The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) service stops in Salthill, on the sea road a few minutes away.
	www.dublin-accommodation.net /map.php (67 words)

	Drummond Mews Self Catering Accommodation in Dublin Ireland
		It is a private detached house located in exclusive South Dublin area of Monkstown Village.
		Drummond Mews is a secluded charming mews with its own high walled courtyard to sit out and hear the birds sing, BBQ, park car, drink a glass or ten of wine, or both.
		The Mews is situated 12 minutes to Dublin City Centre by DART.
	www.dublinevents.com /dublin-self-catering/drummond-mews.php (226 words)

	Dublin Writers Museum - Map
		Located in the heart of Dublin City the Dublin Writers Museum is only five minutes walk from O'Connell Street, ten minutes walk from Connolly DART Station, and is serviced by the Bus Numbers 10, 11, 11A, 11B, 13, 13A, 16, 16A, 19, 19A.
		The map to the right of this text shows a detailed view of Dublin City Centre and clearly marks the location of both the Dublin Writers Museum and Dublin Tourism's state of the art Tourism Centre at Suffolk Street.
		All maps are used by kind permission of the Ordinance Survey Office and are the copyright of the Government of Ireland.
	www.writersmuseum.com /map.asp (336 words)

	dartmaps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I'm showing the real-time locations of all running DARTs (suburban train service) in the city of Dublin, Ireland.
		I'm taking the DART timetables and converting the last hour's trains into XML.
		The original incarnation of this application used real-time information, but I have been blocked from accessing that data.
	dartmaps.mackers.com (173 words)

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