I CAUGHT A TRAIN TO BRAY AND GREYSTONES
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Pearse Station in 2016 was a bustling transport hub in the heart of Dublin, serving as a major stop for DART, commuter rail, and intercity services. The station building itself was a mix of historical and modern architecture, with the original 19th-century facade blending with more recent additions.