Dublin to Donegal train

A visit to Donegal typically requires around three to four days to explore its stunning landscapes, including the Wild Atlantic Way, Glenveagh National Park, and the Slieve League Cliffs.

Booking trains from Dublin to Donegal in advance is advisable, especially during peak travel seasons or for long journeys, to ensure availability and secure better fares.

In Donegal, you can visit the Donegal Craft Village to see local artisans and handmade crafts, hike in the Bluestack Mountains for breathtaking views, and surf at Bundoran Beach with its stunning coastal scenery. Explore the Doagh Famine Village, an open-air museum, and take a scenic drive through the Inishowen Peninsula. Don’t miss the Slieve League Cliffs for some of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, or Glenveagh National Park with its historic castle and gardens. Malin Head offers rugged coastal scenery, while Donegal Castle provides a glimpse into the 15th century. Lastly, enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from Fanad Head Lighthouse.

The journey from Dublin to Donegal does not involve a direct train service; instead, it typically requires a combination of train and coach travel. The route offers scenic views of the Irish countryside, particularly the lush landscapes and rolling hills as you travel through the northwest of Ireland.

The cheapest way to get from Dublin to Donegal is by coach, costing approximately £9.

Currently, there is no direct train service available from Dublin to Donegal.

The train distance from Dublin to Donegal is 191 km.

To get from Dublin to Donegal, you can choose from several travel options including coach and flight.

There is no night train service from Dublin to Donegal.