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Published 11:17 9 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 10:36 10 Aug 2018 BST
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They also contacted a number of local hotels but no accommodation was available, reports Newstalk.
The family stayed there overnight and reportedly received a hot breakfast in the station this morning.
Their plight was highlighted on social media by Inner City Helping Homeless's Anthony Flynn.
"This is what this country has succumbed to, this is how homeless services are treating our children," he wrote on Facebook.
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