Getting to Dublin

Dublin is easily accessible from the UK, Continental Europe, the East and West coast of the USA, and the Middle East and East of Asia. Dublin Airport will have 39 Airlines flying to 145 Destinations as it rebuilds its global reach For more information on flight schedules please visit https: www.dublinairport.com/flight-information/destinations

BY AIR

Access Dublin from Dublin Airport

Dublin is served by two Terminals (T1 & T2). There are a number of private and public bus services that operate from outside the airport arrivals areas to City Centre.

Airlines that fly to Ireland

Aer Lingus
Air France
Alitalia
BMI
British Airways
Iberia
KLM
Lufthansa
Malev
Olympic
Ryanair
SAS

Flight routes from Dublin

Click on the image below to view the Dublin Airport map for more information

BY SEA

It is also possible to get to Dublin by ferry via Holyhead, Liverpool and Isle of Man ports in Britain. Dublin has two ferry terminals, Dublin Port, located in the city centre, is serviced by bus, and Dun Laoghaire ferry terminal, south of the city, and is easily reached by a 20 minute car or DART train journey.

BY BUS

Aircoach
Aircoach is a privately run bus service which operates between the airport and a number of city hotels and locations.

Airlink
Airlink (Bus 747), operated by Dublin Bus, will bring you directly from the airport to Busáras, Dublin’s central bus station, located in the city centre.

Other Bus Options
There are also a number of other public bus services operating between the airport and various destinations.

Aircoach

Airlink

BY TAXI

A Taxi rank is situated just outside the airport terminals and, depending on the time of day, the journey takes approximately 30 minutes to the city centre, and conference hotels.

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CAR RENTAL

Irish Car Rentals are one of the largest independent Car Rental Companies in Ireland and operate a fleet of over 2,700 new vehicles. Their car rental desk is located at Dublin Airport, Shannon Airport, Knock Airport, Kerry Airport and Cork Airport and there are several other car rental offices in Ireland in Dublin City Centre, Dublin North (Santry) and Limerick City Centre.

The large international car rental companies operate in Dublin Airport which include Hertz and Europcar. A valid driving licence is required to drive in Ireland. Don’t forget, the traffic in Ireland drives on the left hand side of the road!