Harcourt Luas stop
Luas Green Line · Sráid Fhearchair
About Harcourt
Harcourt’s platforms stand directly in front of the entrance to the old Harcourt Street railway terminus, whose building still closes the end of the street. Trams have called outside it since 2004, when the Green Line opened, and the Irish name of the stop is Sráid Fhearchair.
Going north the line climbs the last stretch of Harcourt Street to St. Stephen’s Green, which was the terminus of the Green Line for its first thirteen years; southwards it runs on to Charlemont and the Grand Canal. The stop is the usual one for the National Concert Hall and the Iveagh Gardens, both a short walk away, and there is cycle parking at it.
First and last trams from Harcourt
| Line and direction | Mon–Thu first – last | Friday first – last | Saturday first – last | Sunday first – last | Bank holiday first – last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green Line towards Brides Glen | 05:56 – 00:43 | 05:56 – 00:43 | 06:56 – 00:43 | 07:26 – 23:43 | 07:26 – 23:43 |
| Green Line towards Broombridge | 05:50 – 00:38 | 05:50 – 00:38 | 06:50 – 00:38 | 07:20 – 23:38 | 07:20 – 23:38 |
Departures from this stop in the NTA’s published timetable for a representative week. A day type with no departures is shown as no service rather than filled in from another day.
From Harcourt: Green Line towards Brides Glen, about one tram every 3 minutes at the busiest times (365 departures on a weekday) and Green Line towards Broombridge, about one tram every 3 minutes at the busiest times (360 departures on a weekday).
Next stops from Harcourt
Running times to the adjoining stops, from the operators’ own timetables.
| Line | Next stop | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Green Line | Charlemont | 1.5 min |
| Green Line | St. Stephen's Green | 2.3 min |
Connections and interchange
Harcourt is served by the Luas Green Line only. There is no change to another line here and no walking transfer to another station nearby.
Facilities
luas.ie publishes no facility list for individual Luas stops, so the only stop-level facts here are the Park & Ride and Cycle & Ride flags from the operator’s own stop data. Absence of a row is not evidence that something is missing.
What is near Harcourt
This is the edge of Georgian Dublin where the city gives way to the canal. The Iveagh Gardens lie about 250 m from the platforms and the National Concert Hall roughly 280 m, with Copper Face Jacks on the street itself some 240 m away. Newman University Church stands at about 380 m and the Copper House Gallery at 380 m, and the Synge Street Christian Brothers School is around 350 m off. Most passengers here are office workers, students and concert-goers.
| Place | Straight-line distance from the stop |
|---|---|
| Copper Face Jacks | 240 m |
| Iveagh Gardens | 250 m |
| National Concert Hall | 280 m |
| Synge Street Christian Brothers School | 350 m |
| Newman University Church | 380 m |
| The Copper House Gallery | 380 m |
Named places from OpenStreetMap within 400 m of the stop. The distance is a straight line, not a walking route.
Frequently asked questions
The former Harcourt Street railway terminus. Its entrance front faces the tram platforms directly, and the Luas stop has stood outside it since the Green Line opened in 2004.
Yes. The concert hall is about 280 m from the platforms, and the Iveagh Gardens, which adjoin it, roughly 250 m. Both are an easy walk from the stop.