Luggage storage Trinity College Dublin

Luggage storage at Trinity College Dublin itself

Visitors arriving at Trinity College with bags that won't pass its entry rules need somewhere close by to leave them, whether before seeing the Book of Kells or after a walk through the campus.

Pearse Station sits right beside the college, and the Green Line Luas stops at Trinity itself, so the rail approaches are easy enough. None of the nearby sights covered here — St Stephen's Green, Dublin Castle, or Temple Bar — have their own storage facilities, so it is worth planning where a bag will go before setting out. Visitors staying in college accommodation can store bags for free on arrival and pay €3 per bag after check-out. Trinity College Dublin is Ireland's oldest university, established in 1592. Walking around the Trinity College Dublin campus is free of charge for the general public. Students attending exams at Trinity College Dublin must leave personal belongings, including bags, in designated areas within the examination venue. Stasher bookings around Trinity College Dublin are busiest at weekends and in June and August, so booking ahead at those times is a good idea. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day at 20+ locations near Trinity College Dublin.

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Getting to Trinity College Dublin with luggage

Pearse Station is the closest DART stop, right next to the campus and about five minutes on foot, so it's the simplest rail approach with a bag. The Trinity Luas stop on the Green Line sits directly beside the college for tram arrivals. If you're coming on the Red Line instead, Abbey Street is roughly 15 minutes away on foot. Most Stasher drop-offs near Trinity are booked between 09:00 and 12:00, so give yourself a little extra time if you arrive in that window.

Nearby sights and their own bag rules

St Stephen's Green is a free historical park in the centre, and the Green Line Luas terminates right at the park's stop, so it's easy to reach from Trinity with a bag. Dublin Castle is about five minutes' walk from Trinity College, with buses on Dame Street and Lord Edward Street, plus Luas stops at St Stephen's Green or Jervis nearby.

Temple Bar is served by the Green Line at Westmoreland or Trinity and the Red Line at Jervis, along with several Dublin Bus routes.