DART services have changed. Prior of Wednesday night’s Europa League Final at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium, a number of road closures have been scheduled.
Turnstiles open at 5 p.m., and the match between Italian team Atalanta and German champion Bayer Leverkusen begins at 8 p.m.
Drivers in the city are advised to anticipate delays and intermittent road closures. About 46,000 supporters are anticipated to swarm the city, thus, 3,000 gardaí are likely to be on duty to oversee the final.
Drivers in the city are advised to anticipate delays and intermittent road closures. About 46,000 supporters are anticipated to swarm the city, thus, 3,000 gardaí are likely to be on duty to oversee the final.
At 4 p.m. on May 22, 2024, the Lansdowne Road DART Station will close and not reopen.
- Both sides of Lansdowne Road, from Herbert Road to Northumberland Road, Shelbourne Road, from Ballsbridge to Bath Avenue, on both sides Bath Avenue,
- Londonbridge Road to Shelbourne Road on both sides Between Northumberland Road and Shelbourne Road,
- Newbridge Avenue,
- Herbert Road,
- Lansdowne Lane
- Lansdowne Park
Grand Canal Dock or Sandymount DART Stations are the places where all passengers seeking to use DART Stations after 4pm will be routed. We’re going to implement extra queue management and exit/entry procedures for both stations.
When Lansdowne Road DART Station closes and alternate stations must be used, all match attendees will be notified beforehand.
Dublin City Council will install walking signs directing people to each DART stop.
To allow for the unhindered flow of trains, the DART barriers on Lansdown Road will close at 4 p.m. and stay down the entire time.
Via the underpass in The Aviva Stadium, pedestrians will cross the railroad tracks.