Dublin Port Greenway

Aflie Byrne Road Terrminal Road

Distance

3.2km

Elevation

12m

Time

Cycling: 13m

Walking: 38m

Difficulty

Leisure

Surface Finish

Asphalt & Adastone resin

Get Directions Contact

Overview

Download Your Route

PDF Download

Amenities

Bike Parking
Ferry Port

Code of Conduct

To keep our greenways welcoming and safe for all users—walkers, cyclists, families, and wildlife alike—please review our Code of Conduct before you go.

Read Code of Conduct

Getting There

Whether you’re travelling by train, bus, or car, use these tools  to plan your route.

FAQs

Can I get to the route by rail?

Yes, the route is accessible by rail. The Luas Red Line to the Point Village stop is located close by, and the DART service to Clontarf Road station provides convenient access to the area. The Clontarf DART station is one of the nearest public transport connections to the route.

Can I access the route by bus?

Yes, the route is accessible by bus. The Dublin Bus and Go Ahead networks serves the area, with the 54 beside the route on Promenade Road the N4 bus route on the Alfie Byrne Road being one of the nearest public transport connections.

Multiple bus services operate in the vicinity, making it easy to reach the route using public transport. For further details on the services along the route visit: https://www.transportforireland.ie/

Are there any EV charging points among the routes?

Yes, there are EV chargers within the Circle K on the Promenade Road beside the route with other charging stations in Clontarf DART Station and in the Point Village.

News and Updates

View All

Offaly County Council Opens Ballycommon Trailhead Linking Grand Canal Greenway and Lough Boora

Offaly County Council proudly marked a significant achievement in its sustainable mobility and tourism strategy with the official opening of the new Ballycommon Trailhead as...

Cork County Council Opens Extensions to Clonakilty and Bandon Active Travel Routes

Route Updates

02 Oct 2025

Cork County Council Opens Extensions to Clonakilty and Bandon Active Travel Routes

Cork County Council has officially opened extensions to two segregated pedestrian and cycle routes in West Cork. The ribbons were cut on the walkways in...

Louth County Council Completes Carlingford Lough Greenway Connecting Newry and Carlingford

Louth County Council, in partnership with Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and East Border Region, is proud to announce the completion of the Carlingford...