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	Willie Pearse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1966 Dublins' Westland Row railway station was renamed Pearse Station in his honour.
		William Pearse (1881 - May 4, 1916) was an Irish nationalist and younger brother of Padraig Pearse.
		On May 3 William Pearse was granted permission to visit his brother in Kilmainham Jail, to see him for the final time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Pearse (233 words)

	Pearse Station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pearse Station, located on Westland Row in the Southside in Dublin is a DART and Intercity railway station owned by Coras Iompair Eireann.
		It is the only one of Dublin's three terminal stations which has not or is not the subject of a recent major upgrade project, the others being Connolly and Heuston on the west of the city.
		The station was extended and rebuilt in the latter part of the 19th century when the present overall roof was installed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pearse_Station (473 words)

	Page1.htm
		Pearse Station was originally used as a terminus for trains from Wicklow and Wexford.
		That station was developed in the context of a relatively modest layout of a passing loop, an island platform and two platforms on either side.
		If the Islandbridge station was developed, it might be possible to have a DART line running east-west and we have named this the "cross-town shuttle" for the moment.
	www.irlgov.ie /committees-29/c-publicenterprise/20030415-J/Page1.htm (8604 words)

	Archiseek - kerbstones on Pearse St.
		I quickly passed some of the work to widen the footpaths on Pearse St. a week or so ago and noticed that the granite kerbstones from the original path were gone or buried under the new concrete path.
		As for Pearse St: Agree with Graham and also observed the lifting of the original paving whihc seemed to have been done with restoration in mind.
		A repaving scheme for Pearse St was put on show last year at CC as part of the planned QBC along here.
	www.archiseek.com /content/showthread.php?t=3802 (586 words)

	Transport and Disability by Liz HaltonTuesday, March 25, 1997 6:39:47 PMTuesday, March 25, 1997 6:39:48 PMTuesday, March 25, 1997 6:39:55 PM
		To exit the station when on the southbound platform you have to get a key which means waiting until someone comes and asking them to notify one of the staff in the station on the northbound side to open the gate.
		While Seapoint Station is partly accessible, you wouldn't bring a wheelbarrow down the ramps, let alone a wheelchair.
		A friend and I, travelled to a number of DART Stations in the city of Dublin.
	homepage.eircom.net /~andyh/liztran.htm (2680 words)

	Trinity College Campus Maps
		Pearse Station is just off the East End of the Trinity College Campus.
		The simplest route to Trinity College for travellers arriving at Connolly Station is via the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport).
		Heuston rail station serves the west of Ireland and is located directly west of Trinity College.
	www.tcd.ie /Maps/tcd_directions.html (1488 words)

	Dublin Railroad Services and Heuston Station
		Connolly and Pearse Station serve the east coast of Ireland with a branch toward the northwest of the island.
		Heuston Station not only provides train connections, but is the transportation hub for much of the west side of Dublin.
		There are three train stations in Dublin city centre.
	www.dublinguesthouse.com /transport/dublinrailroad.htm (215 words)

	New Page 3
		Construction of the station cost approximately £3million, and includes the station building, platforms, and the provision of accessibility features for mobility-impaired customers, including lift access from street level to the ticket area, and from the ticket area to the platforms.
		The station is fully equipped with close-circuit security cameras in the ticket office area and on the platforms.
		The new station was co-funded by the European Union Structural Fund.
	www.wicklow.ie /win/newtown/dart.htm (201 words)

	No. 2/1944: DUBLIN (CARRIAGE STANDS) BYE-LAWS, 1944.
		Every licensed hackney carriage standing for hire at a station appointed by these bye-laws shall be placed in the position specified in the fifth column of the Schedule to these bye-laws opposite the mention of such station in the third column of the said Schedule.
		Every appointment or alteration of stations where licensed hackney carriages may stand for hire which was made under section 49 of the Dublin Carriage Act, 1853, and was in force immediately before the making of these bye-laws, is hereby revoked.
		This Station to be fed from Station at South Cumberland Street.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI2Y1944.html (1736 words)

	Dublin's Key Attractions
		Transport: Bus 5, 7, 7A, 7B, 10, 44, 47, 48A or 62; or DART to Pearse Station.
		Transport: Bus 7, 7A, 8, 10, 11 or 13; or DART to Pearse Station.
		Transport: Bus 10, 11, 11A, 11B, 13, 16, 16A, 19, 19A, 22, 22A or 36; or DART to Connolly Station.
	www.travelersdigest.com /dublin_key.htm (481 words)

	Rathmines Capital Hotel - 3 Star Hotel - Dublin City Centre South - Dublin
		“Pearse Street” DART station is within very close proximity to us, about a 15-minute walk.
		Servicing the South, West and part of the midlands, this station is about 3 Km from the city centre.
		Servicing arrivals from the North and part of the midlands, this station is located approximately 5Km from us.
	www.irelandby.com /rathmines/pages/reach.htm (1167 words)

	Pearse Street Station, Dublin on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Pearse Street Station, Dublin on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Pearse Street was also renamed at this time - previously, it was known as Great Brunswick Street.
		It's a very old station - in fact, it might well be the oldest train station in Europe, as it's been in use since 1825!
	www.flickr.com /photos/magdalenp/6299147 (198 words)

	The Green Room
		The Green Room is within walking distance of the DART and is only three minutes walk from Pearse Station.
		Alight from the bus at Pearse Square which is located directly beside the venue.
		If you are driving, please note that Pearse Street is a one-way system from the Townsend Street junction to the Tara Street junction.
	www.greenroomdublin.ie /location_map.html (107 words)

	SchoolBag.com
		Nearest DART Station: Pearse Station (Westland Row) or Museumlink.
		Pearse and Connolly evacuated their forces to nearby Moore Street and surrendered shortly afterwards.
		Public opinion in Ireland, which had initially disapproved of the rebellion, was inflamed by the execution of fifteen of its leaders immediately afterwards, and led to countrywide agitation and the establishment in 1922, after eight centuries of occupation, of an independent Irish State.
	www.schoolbag.com /guides/11984-2.html (4639 words)

	99ddirec.htm
		Or the DART shuttles weary passengers to Connolly Station, Pearse Station (which is right behind Trinity College and about 1 1/2 block walk to the Pearse Street East entrance to TC or a taxi can take you to TC Accommodations office), and Tara St. in the city center for about $6.
		Pearse St East entrance at Trinity College is at the very back end of TC.
		It is a VERY LONG walk to their office from the Pearse St East entrance.
	www.sandiego.edu /lawabroad/99ddirec.htm (689 words)

	luasextension?pageID=2&siteID=598
		Pearse Street also has the potential to act as a significant interchange and could act as a terminus for South-East intercity and commuter services, allowing the DART frequency to be substantially increased.
		The lack of understanding of how a network changes patterns of development and modes of transport use is yet further evidenced with a look of the shambolic effort of a pricing system.
		Major Transportation Hub The entension firmly establishes Connolly as Dublin's premier transportation hub and could even allow the proposed airport metro to terminate at Connolly rather than continuing through to St. Stephen's Green.
	www.dublin.ie /luasextension?pageID=2&siteID=598 (485 words)

	Dart Connections - Translink
		For travel beyond Pearse Station, towards Bray and Greystones, or Connolly Station, towards Howth and Malahide, passengers are required to buy a valid DART ticket.
		When arriving at Connolly Station, on the Enterprise, present your ticket for inspection at the Ticket Gate for Platform 4 and follow directions for the Southside DART platform.
		The DART extends from Howth and Malahide (Northside), to Bray and Greystones (Southside).
	www.nirailways.co.uk /lowgraphic/dartconnections.asp (126 words)

	Album 19A - Dublin, 18th August 1981
		2908 - at Dublin Pearse station, a pair of small single-cab GM "121 Class" locomotives - numbers 135 and 133 - are seen here waiting departure on a longer distance train.
		2910 - under the overall roof of Dublin Pearse station, a local push-pull train is seen arriving.
		2909 - the same train is seen to the left, and a Metropolitan-Vickers "C" Class locomotive number 221 to the right, on this view at Dublin Pearse station.
	www.garry-brookes.com /id59.htm (446 words)

	Dublin : Getting Around
		It travels mostly at ground level or on elevated tracks, linking the city-center stations at Connolly Station, Tara Street, and Pearse Street with suburbs and seaside communities as far as Malahide to the north and Greystones to the south.
		Ranks are located outside all of the leading hotels, at bus and train stations, and on prime thoroughfares such as Upper O'Connell Street, College Green, and the north side of St. Stephen's Green near the Shelbourne hotel.
		Stephen's Green with the suburbs of Tallaght in the southwest and Dundrum and Sandyford to the south.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/print-narrative.cfm?destID=49&catID=0049020156 (1277 words)

	Dublin City Library and Archive - Location
		It is a fifteen minute walk from College Green and can easily be reached by bus numbers 2 and 3, which stop outside the library, or by Dart or Arrow train to Pearse Station, Westland Row.
		The Dublin City Library and Archive is located south of the River Liffey at 138-144 Pearse Street, between Sandwith Street Upper and Erne Street Upper, Dublin 2.
	www.dublincity.ie /living_in_the_city/libraries/faq/dublin_city_library_and_archive_location.asp (79 words)

	Dublin Travelogue, daytrip 1 - Bray to Greystones
		From Pearse Street Station or Tara Station or Connolly Station you take the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Train) south bound and get off at Bray, the last stop.
		As you leave the station go left into the tiny alley and at the end of it turn left again: the road will take you to the sea.
		Buses are extremely slow, so take it only as far as Bray, then get off at the DART station and continue to Dublin by train.
	www.trekshare.com /index.cfm?p1=48&journalid=1651 (516 words)

	Irish Rail - Iarnród Éireann - train tickets, train times, Ireland rail travel information
		Due to major station and track improvement work as part of the DART Upgrade Project, all DART, Commuter and Intercity Services will be suspended between Pearse Station and Greystones on Saturdays and Sundays from Saturday 11th October until May 2004.
		On Saturdays and Sundays during this period of work there will be no DART or Commuter Services between Pearse Station and Greystones. Intercity services between Rosslare, Arklow and Dublin Connolly Station will be part or wholly substituted by bus.
		Customers With Special Needs should contact Customer Services, Connolly Station at 01 7032358 or your local Iarnród Éireann station.
	www.irishrail.ie /news_centre/travel_alerts.asp?action=view&news_id=82 (294 words)

	Guys' Trip to Dublin: Page 3
		The Pearse station is visible on my map of city centre (south of the Liffey).
		Ted sits on the bench at the Pearse Street DART station as we wait for the train that took us to Howth.
		The station is located just east of Trinity.
	www.nd.edu /~pradkows/ireland/tedmatt3.html (113 words)

	How to find us
		A DART to Pearse St. station can then be taken (cost 1.20 Euro).
		Dun Laoghaire harbour is 10 miles (16 kilometers) south of Dublin and is near to a DART station (local rail).
		There are regular buses to the city centre from the station.
	www.export-edge.com /findus.html (360 words)

	LIFFEY TO LEE - TRAVELS ABOARD IARNOD EIREANN
		This is the Pearce Street DART Station in Dublin, named in honor of Patrick Pearse, the man who heroically led Dublin's famous Easter Rising at the GPO on O'Connell Street in 1916.
		These two photos capture the tiled interior beauty of the Pearse Station in Dublin.
		I must have entered the station with that typically clueless tourist expression because I was quickly approached by a friendly employee who, after enquiring on my itinerary, suggested a "Family Rambler" package.
	www.trainweb.org /crocon/irelandrail/craig99.html (1240 words)

	Evertype: One-change rail network for Dublin
		Likewise, the southern leg of the coastal DART line could be put in a tunnel under Pearse Station, routed northwest via Eden Quay, the Ilac Centre, Glasnevin, and on to Blanchardstown.
		The second project would be a rail inter-connector between Heuston Station and Spencer Dock.
		Aided by advances in signalling technology, this alignment would allow the through-running of Cork-Dublin-Belfast trains in the future, It is also the most direct route between the city centre and the airport, offering passengers a journey time of just 12 minutes – even with stops en route.
	www.evertype.com /misc/dart (1223 words)

	Embassy of Finland, Brussels - Map and driving instructions
		The closest DART station is the Pearse station.
		It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the embassy from the Pearse Station.
		From the airport there is an Air Coach which has a stop at the St. Stephen's Green.
	www.finland.ie /doc/en/ajoohje.html (104 words)

	Location guide
		The closest DART or train station is Pearse station, also known as Pearse Street or Westland Row.
		We are about 10 to 15 minutes walk from the station,and we lie almost exactly due south of it.
		To find us, come out of the station (there is only one exit).
	phm.ucd.ie /location_guide.html (291 words)

	Ireland - Getting There
		There is no direct bus link from Dun Laoghaire, so you take the DART (Suburban rail service) to Pearse St. Station in Dublin city centre and then the No. 90 bus to Hueston Station.
		Kent station in Cork is less than 5 minutes walk from the city centre.
		A taxi (cab) from Dublin Airport to Hueston Station will cost approx.
	www.foundmark.com /Ireland/transport/gethere.html (1198 words)

	Connolly Station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An entirely new station hall was built, the roof over Platforms 1-4 was replaced, and a new bar/cafe and shops were installed.
		During the late 1990s, Connolly Station was completely renovated and partially rebuilt.
		Dublin and Drogheda Railway Company as Amiens Street Station, after the street on which it is located.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Connolly_Station (1198 words)

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