Skerries railway station

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Skerries railway station is a suburban rail stop on Ireland’s Dublin–Belfast line serving the coastal town of Skerries in County Dublin.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Skerries railway station canonical 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf railway station
suburban railway station
connectsTo Belfast Lanyon Place railway station
Drogheda railway station
Dublin Connolly railway station
Dundalk railway station
country Ireland
electrificationStatus not electrified
fareZone Dublin Short Hop Zone
hasAccessibilityFeatures partial
hasAdjacentStationTowardsBelfast Balbriggan railway station
hasAdjacentStationTowardsDublin Rush and Lusk railway station
hasBicycleFacilities yes
hasCCTV yes
hasFootbridge yes
hasFreightServices no regular freight services
hasGauge Irish broad gauge
hasInformationDisplays electronic departure boards
hasLighting yes
hasParking yes
hasPassengerServices yes
hasPlatformCount 2
hasSeating yes
hasSignallingSystem colour light signalling
hasStationCode SKERS
hasStructureType at-grade station
hasTicketMachine yes
hasTicketOffice yes
hasTrackCount 2
hasWaitingShelters yes
locatedIn County Dublin
Leinster
Skerries
locatedOnLine Dublin–Belfast line
Dublin–Drogheda railway line
nearby Irish Sea coast
openedInPeriod 19th century
operatedBy Iarnród Éireann
ownedBy Iarnród Éireann
partOfNetwork Irish Rail network
servedBy Iarnród Éireann
servedByService Dublin commuter rail
InterCity Dublin–Belfast Enterprise (passing, limited stops)
Northern Commuter
serves Skerries town centre
linked to: Skerries

commuters to Dublin
usesTicketingSystem Leap Card

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Skerries hasRailwayStation Skerries railway station
Na Sceirí hasTransport Skerries railway station