Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport is located about 6 miles north of Dublin city centre, near the M50 and M1 motorways.
Dublin Airport webpage provides live information regarding departing and arriving flights.
New EU aviation security regulations took effect on 6th November 2006, security is even more strict than before so we would strongly recommend that you arrive at the airport 2 hours before your scheduled flight departs. Click here for further details regarding new EU security regulations.
Transport options from and do Dublin airport are: BUS, COACH, TAXI or CAR.
Bus Services
Airlink 747/748 - The Express Service to Airport. Airlink service will bring you direct from Dublin City Centre or Rail/Bus Stations to Dublin Airport.
I would not recommend using normal Dublin Bus routes unless you are heading towards specific areas covered by these routes as there is almost no space for luggage and the journey takes forever due to the large number of stops. If you are heading to city centre, I would recommend using Airlink or Aircoach.
Coach Services
Aircoach - 24-hour luxury coach service between Dublin airport and Dublin city.
Click here for details regarding routes, stops, schedules and fares.
Although it is a little bit more expensive if you are heading to city centre or south Dublin, I would recommend using Aircoach as they are confortable and very reliable.
Taxis
Taxis are available for hire at the taxi rank located in front of the Arrivals building. Prices depends on different factors (where are you heading to, time, traffic, ...) however if you are heading to town expect paying betwen €25 and €35. Click here for Taxi fares details.
Car
Dublin Airport is located about 6 miles north of Dublin city centre, near the M50 and M1 motorways.
Main issue when using your own car is car parking as it is not cheap. Dublin airport offer s 24 hours parking in its short and long term parkings.
Long-term parking rates: €8.50 per day (24hours from the time of entry)
Short-tem parking rates: €3.00 per hour (€1.5 per 30 min)
A free shuttle bus runs continuously between the terminal building and the long-term parking.
If are planning to have your car at the short-term for more than 3 hours, consider using the long-term instead.
Click here for further details regarding parking at Dublin Airport.
Alternatively, you can use the QuickPark parking facilities located at Santry Road (Dublin Airport).
QuickPark fares: €1 per hour or €6 per day (24hours from the time of entry)
QuickPark offers online and telephone booking however these are currently out of service. The only problem is that it has small capacity so changes are the it will be full however it is worth it to give it a try.
I would recommend trying QuickPark first and if it is full, go to the long-term parking.
A free shuttle bus runs every 5 minutes between the terminal building and the QuickPark parking. Click here for further details regarding QuickPark.
Dublin Airport webpage provides live information regarding departing and arriving flights.New EU aviation security regulations took effect on 6th November 2006, security is even more strict than before so we would strongly recommend that you arrive at the airport 2 hours before your scheduled flight departs. Click here for further details regarding new EU security regulations.
Transport options from and do Dublin airport are: BUS, COACH, TAXI or CAR.
Bus Services
Airlink 747/748 - The Express Service to Airport. Airlink service will bring you direct from Dublin City Centre or Rail/Bus Stations to Dublin Airport.
Click here for further detais: 747 and 748
I would not recommend using normal Dublin Bus routes unless you are heading towards specific areas covered by these routes as there is almost no space for luggage and the journey takes forever due to the large number of stops. If you are heading to city centre, I would recommend using Airlink or Aircoach.
Coach Services
Aircoach - 24-hour luxury coach service between Dublin airport and Dublin city.
Click here for details regarding routes, stops, schedules and fares.
Although it is a little bit more expensive if you are heading to city centre or south Dublin, I would recommend using Aircoach as they are confortable and very reliable.
Taxis
Taxis are available for hire at the taxi rank located in front of the Arrivals building. Prices depends on different factors (where are you heading to, time, traffic, ...) however if you are heading to town expect paying betwen €25 and €35. Click here for Taxi fares details.
Car
Dublin Airport is located about 6 miles north of Dublin city centre, near the M50 and M1 motorways.
Main issue when using your own car is car parking as it is not cheap. Dublin airport offer s 24 hours parking in its short and long term parkings.
Long-term parking rates: €8.50 per day (24hours from the time of entry)
Short-tem parking rates: €3.00 per hour (€1.5 per 30 min)
A free shuttle bus runs continuously between the terminal building and the long-term parking.
If are planning to have your car at the short-term for more than 3 hours, consider using the long-term instead.
Click here for further details regarding parking at Dublin Airport.
Alternatively, you can use the QuickPark parking facilities located at Santry Road (Dublin Airport).
QuickPark fares: €1 per hour or €6 per day (24hours from the time of entry)
QuickPark offers online and telephone booking however these are currently out of service. The only problem is that it has small capacity so changes are the it will be full however it is worth it to give it a try.
I would recommend trying QuickPark first and if it is full, go to the long-term parking.
A free shuttle bus runs every 5 minutes between the terminal building and the QuickPark parking. Click here for further details regarding QuickPark.
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