This page has info on timetables, fares, Cahir railway station and bus stops.
Current train timetable:
Click to view the current South Tipperary line train timetable (link to Irish Rail website).
Cahir railway station:
The station is unstaffed, has a shelter with bench seat and open-air platform seating. Access to the station is via the ramp shown in the photo (left).
The station has one platform in use (the second platform is devoid of track and out of bounds).
The station is around a five minute walk from the town centre.
Free parking at Cahir railway station for rail passengers:
Parking is currently free of charge.
6 spaces are available.
Sample rail fares to/from Cahir:
Further fare info is available on the following pages of the Irish Rail website:
South Tipperary to Dublin
South Tipperary to Limerick/Cork/Kerry
South Tipperary to Dublin
South Tipperary to Limerick/Cork/Kerry
Bringing a bicycle by train:
It is possible to bring a bicycle by train.
fares: Cahir to Clonmel/ Carrick-on-Suir/ Tipperary/Limerick Junction € 2.50 single; €5 return
Cahir to Waterford: € 4.00 single; €8 return
The InterCity train deployed on the line has a rack with space for three bicycles in one of its carriages. In the event of a smaller Commuter train being used a passenger should remain with their bicycle in the vestibule at all times. The carriage of bicycles is at staff discretion.
fares: Cahir to Clonmel/ Carrick-on-Suir/ Tipperary/Limerick Junction € 2.50 single; €5 return
Cahir to Waterford: € 4.00 single; €8 return
The InterCity train deployed on the line has a rack with space for three bicycles in one of its carriages. In the event of a smaller Commuter train being used a passenger should remain with their bicycle in the vestibule at all times. The carriage of bicycles is at staff discretion.
All-in rail & sea tickets Cahir to Britain (e.g. Cahir to Scarborough):
The document below details rail & sea options from Cahir to Britain via Dublin-Holyhead. Please click here to visit this website's page about travelling by sea & rail from Rosslare.
Bus services:
Bus Éireann Expressway route 55 which serves Bansha departs from the stop outside the seasonal tourist office as shown.
Bus stop for Cashel:
Bus Éireann Expressway route X8 which serves Cashel departs from the stop across the road from the tourist office on Castle Street as shown in the photo on the left.
Date of last update to this page: 1st December, 2015: update of fares info.