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To and From Dublin Airport Dublin
43 Reviews There are three various bus connections from the airport to the O'Connell Street stop in the city center - Aircoach, AirLink and city bus (route No.16A). The stop for last named bus is bit hidden to...
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Dart... Howth
16 Reviews DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport) is the train line running along Dublins coastline, from Malahide and Howth southwards as far as Greystones, Co Wicklow. The Dart service connects with Mainline...
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DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) Dublin
50 Reviews When my son & I decided to visit Dun Laoghaire/Sandycove to see the Irish Sea, we opted to use the DART train as a simple, effective, inexpensive means of transportation. We reached Sandycove in about...
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Bus.... Howth
3 Reviews This picture is actually in Dublin at the Bus Station just behind the Custom House North of the River Liffey. Bus Eireann is actually a long distance bus service, so you wouldn't take it to get to...
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Dublin Bus Dublin
60 Reviews Dublin is small and easy to get around. I have included the bus timetable website. If you're staying for more than a day you should buy a rambler ticket. Tickets can be bought in shops all over the...
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LUAS.. Dublin
22 Reviews This efficient and modern transport system was introduced in 2004. The tram system runs along city streets together with motor vehicles. There are 2 Luas tram lines;the Red line (14km & 23 stops) and...
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Taxi's Dublin
15 Reviews Just a warning about the taxis in Dublin - although for the most part we were treated to fair fares in the city, one young gent took us on a zigzag tour of Dublin from our hotel to our destination....
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Dublin Airport Dublin
28 Reviews Dublin is one of the best served destinations in Europe with Ryanair and Aer Lingus offering flights to many places. Both airlines offer affordable fares, with Ryanair being far cheaper, but a lot...
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Ryan Air Dublin
20 Reviews On Ryanair there are cheap flights between Dublin and almost any continental European country (direct or via London/Stansted). Flight to Dublin land at Dublin Airport, 6 miles north of downtown...
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Ferry Dublin
20 Reviews Dublin Port is served by two ferry companies Irish Ferries and Stena Lines. both coming from Hollyhead in the UK. Take the number 53 or 53a from Alexander road into the city centre. The 53 departs...
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Bus Eireann Dublin
14 Reviews Bus Eireann will take you to just about any place you'd like to get to in Ireland. The website is easy to navigate, the prices are inexpensive, there are more runs during the day and you'll reach your...
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Train Stations Dublin
7 Reviews From Galway, I took Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) to Dublin's Heuston Station. The train itself was quite comfortable -- with plenty of storage space for luggage. At Heuston Station, there are a lot of...
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Aer Lingus Dublin
17 Reviews My choice to fly into Dublin is Aer Lingus. I am also happy with BMI but I avoid Ryan Air like the plague. My most recent flights were in 2011. At one time you could fly business class with Aer...
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Car Rental Information Dublin
11 Reviews On my April 11 trip I got a rented car from Thrifty through Argus - the online search engine. They have an office in Terminal 1 arrivals - quick, helpful and efficient - but then it’s the shuttle bus...
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Dublin City Tour Dublin
24 Reviews For a general orientation to the city, or as a means of getting from location to location, the City tours are great. Explore Dublin at your own leisure with your 24 HR ticket. See Dublin's top...
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General Travel Information Dublin
14 Reviews 2010 we used the Greyline city signtseeing hop on hop off bus tour and found them to be excellent. The have some busses with live commentary whilst others have the earphones. The cost per adult was 16...
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Driving Dublin
10 Reviews There are some basic principles that you need to follow in Ireland to ensure a safe and happy trip, the first and most important principle, is that you drive on the wrong side of the road (ignore this...
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Walk or stumble... Dublin
19 Reviews I always choose to walk in any city, gives me the freedom to stop along the way without any set agenda or schedule. Walking allows me to stop at a cafe, bar, shop and just enjoy the city at a...
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The Nightlink Dublin
3 Reviews The Nightlink (also fondly known as the Drink-Link or the Fight-Link) is a late-night bus service from Dublin city centre to the suburbs, a much cheaper alternative to getting a taxi at the weekends....
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Cycling Dublin
4 Reviews I was very pleased to see a Bike Sharing Service in Dublin. It's necessary to purchase a 3-day card or a Long-Term Hire card to use the facilities, but it is well worth the cost. A 3-day card is...
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Bus Terminal Dublin
2 Reviews Busáras is the Central Bus Station of Dublin. Designed by Michael Scott between 1945 to 1953 is one of the first post Second World War examples of the International Modern style in Europe. Currently...
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British Midlands Dublin
2 Reviews In 2004 I flew with BMI from London (Heathrow) to Dublin. It was not the cheapest airline to fly from London to Dublin, but it was a very nice airline to fly on. The trip over to Dublin is a very...
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Dublin Bus has rambler tickets (1,3,5 day etc) which can save you money if you are going to be jumping on and off buses a lot. They also have a 3 day freedom ticket which also includes tours and the nightlink buses (which may come in handy depending where you are staying)http://www.dublinbus.ie/fares_and_tickets/daily.asphttp://www.dublinbus.ie/sightseeing/specialOffers.aspx
The private Blue buses are a comfortable and easy way to get from the airport into the heart of the city and beyond. Check if your hotel is on their itinerary and then jump aboard. You can also catch the public 747 bus into the main bus station in the city Busaras. There are also buses that can take you directly from Dublin airport to Belfast, Galway, Cork and other towns without having to go into the city (which can save a lot of time if you don't plan to stay in Dublin)www.aircoach.ie - Blue Buseswww.dublinbus.ie/your_journey/airport_services.asp
We took the Irish Ferry to Dublin, and then got on the bus at the Port. Make sure you get on this bus as there are a very limited number of taxis and it's a long walk to the nearest bus stop!
Westbury Hotel Dublin
4 Reviews and 719 Opinions If location is a must and you have the extra to spend, Westbury's is certainly a place to go. Just...
King Sitric Howth
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Island View Hotel Malahide
1 Review and 16 Opinions This hotel is decent, not cheap, not expensive. Not shabby, a luxurious palace. Average, but don't...
Reviews and photos of County Dublin attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for County Dublin sightseeing.
Q: I am planning to take myself on a short break to Dublin in January for around four days. I have not yet booked flights or...
A: For 30€ per night, you are likely going to have to look at the hostel level of accomodations. Here's a link to listings of hostels in Dublin, I think the most central...
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