Yes, dogs are allowed on DART and commuter trains. They must be carried in an appropriate, securely latched cage or container and the owner must keep the dog on a lead at all times unless it is contained in a basket or an appropriate pet carrier. Service animals are also welcome on DART, and no permit is required.
Can I bring my dog on the Luas?
Yes, you can bring your dog on the Luas, provided it is in an appropriate enclosed pet carrier case/box. However, guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed on board without the need of a pet carrier. If you are travelling with a guide dog or assistance dog, you are also entitled to additional help from the customer service officers.
Can dogs go on Dublin bus?
Dogs can travel on Dublin Bus at the discretion of the driver. Assistance Dogs and Working Guide Dogs are allowed without restriction, but other pet dogs may be allowed at the driver’s discretion. It is advisable to have your pet dog in a carrier if you plan to take it on Dublin Bus.
Can dogs use the Eurostar?
Unfortunately, Eurostar does not allow dogs on their trains. The only exception is for guide dogs, which are allowed to travel on Eurostar trains with prior approval and the necessary documentation.
Can you take dogs on Irish Rail?
Yes, you can take dogs on Irish Rail. Smaller dogs and cats can be carried on board in a passenger’s lap or in a carry-container free of charge. Larger animals may need to be transported in special kennels and will require a ticket. Guide and assistance dogs are permitted to travel on all services without restriction. It’s important to note that all dogs must be kept on a lead at all times unless contained in a basket or in a special kennel. You can find more information on travelling with pets at https://www.irishrail.ie/travel-information/travelling-with-animals.