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5 Reviews
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27 July 2017
Station is situated between Portmarnock and Howth Junction stations. Underground parking is available nearby, and plenty of covered areas to wait under when raining.
Biggest downside is the ongoing antisocial behavior that takes place there. Large glass panels are broken/shattered almost as quickly as they are replaced. I'm unaware of any personal assaults taking place there, so the problem appears to be restricted to damage of property and leaving rubbish lying about.report this review -
02 July 2017
Nice new and clean station. Quite a few broken windows upstairs where there is obviously some anti social behaviour. Trains every 30-40 minutes to Dublin City centre.
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20 April 2017
Clongriffin station is right at the top of Dublin.Its a similar design to stations on the Kildare line.It has a standard service with around 3 train an hour stopping here in each direction during peak.The station has a strange abandoned feeling to it as it has cracked glass but that's currently being removed and half the ticket machines are turned off and the station information desk is never used.I don't recommend just turning up for a train as it's likely you could be waiting an hour.It has information screens and accessable lifts to each platform.
Clongriffin station was opened in 2010 to serve the new housing in the area.Its extremely modern.With two up and down platforms though only 1 of the up and down platforms are used.The station has information screens and accessable lifts to each platform.This station was never used to its full potential.This is a shame as it has all the facilities needed to have a proper service.report this review -
10 April 2017
very nice train station modern station .
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05 October 2016
No coffee shop or any service.
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