Credits
MyTrip is built on open data and open-source software. Thank you to everyone below.
Map key
- To Dublin
- To your station
- MyTrain
- Special
- DART
- Not left yet
- The other way
- 07:45Cancelled
- Tram
- Bus
- Leaving from
- Going to
- Bikes
- 1 or 2 bikes
- No bikes
- Full: no docks
- MetroLink, plannedLuas Cork, plannedLuas Finglas, plannedLuas Lucan*, a guess
- StationStop
- Future stationFuture stop
- Luas
- Your route
It's on the map too, behind the ⓘ button.
Train data
Live train positions, delays and station boards, from its realtime API.
“Irish Rail provides this information as is and do not offer any support.”
Travel alerts and service updates, as published on Irish Rail’s website.
The GTFS timetable: the track and stations on the map, first and last trains, and the timetable that cancellations and specials are checked against. Adapted: the track is simplified, and only trains calling at MyTrain’s stations are used.
Contains Irish Public Sector Data (National Transport Authority) licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence.
The Luas Forecasting API: Luas stops and next trams.
The Luas GTFS timetable (GTFS_LUAS): the Red and Green lines on the map. Adapted: the track is simplified.
Contains Irish Public Sector Data (National Transport Authority) licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence.
The Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland and Bus Éireann GTFS timetables (GTFS_Dublin_Bus, GTFS_GoAhead and GTFS_Bus_Eireann): MyBus’s and MyBusÉireann’s stops, routes and times. Adapted: boiled down to what the board needs.
Contains Irish Public Sector Data (National Transport Authority) licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence.
Live delays and cancellations for Luas trams, which place the trams on the map, and for buses on MyBus’s and MyBusÉireann’s boards.
Provided by the NTA “as is”: the NTA isn’t responsible for any errors or inaccuracies in it.
MyBikes’s stations, with their bikes, e-bikes and free docks, from the live GBFS feed. Each station’s popup says when the feed was last updated.
Also published by Dublin City Council on data.gov.ie under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence. Neither endorses MyTrip.
myFutureRoutes’s MetroLink stations, their order and what they connect with, summarised from its Route and Stations page.
myFutureRoutes’s Luas Cork line and its 27 stops: the line traced from the Preferred Route 2026 map book, the stops and their notes from its Preferred Route 2026 brochure.
myFutureRoutes’s Luas Finglas stops, from the Railway Order granted in October 2025. Luas Lucan’s route isn’t published: myFutureRoutes shows a guess, marked *.
Irish Rail’s own minute-by-minute updates. MyTrip links to them; it doesn’t copy them.
Map
Map tiles and the dark style, re-tinted to match this site.
The vector tile schema the map is drawn from.
The map data: streets, coastline, place names; myFutureRoutes’s planned MetroLink line (its approximate alignment at September 2022); the streets Luas Cork’s traced line was fitted to; the Luas Finglas line; and the streets our guess at Luas Lucan follows (routed with OSRM).
Draws the map and moves the trains on it.
The typeface of the map’s labels, served by OpenFreeMap.
Software
Builds the site.
Styling.
Buttons, tabs, badges and the rest of the interface.
Icons.
The X logo. X and its logo are trademarks of X Corp.
Reads Irish Rail’s XML.
Unzips the timetable.
Sends MyTrip’s notifications.
Keeps watch over MyTrain and regular trains while the app is closed.
Hosting, in Dublin, with Web Analytics (MIT) and Speed Insights (Apache-2.0).
Not official
MyTrip is independent: it isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Iarnród Éireann, the National Transport Authority or Transport for Ireland. Times, positions and alerts come from their public data and can be late, wrong or missing. Irish Rail doesn’t flag cancellations, so MyTrip infers them: a timetabled train that has gone from the live boards is shown as cancelled. Check irishrail.ie before you travel.
Made by
An independent developer in Ireland, not Irish Rail. If it gets you to your train, you can buy the developer a coffee. What it stores and sends is in the privacy policy.