Getting to Dublin by Air
Dublin is easily accessible from the UK, Europe and the east and west coast of the USA. More than 36 scheduled airlines fly into Dublin Airport, which is located 12 km from the city centre. Dublin Airport serves 7 domestic, 29 UK, 36 Continental European and 9 international destinations.
For more information, please visit: www.dublinairport.com
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
- Qatar Airways
- Virgin Australia
- British Airways
- Aer Canada
- IndiGo
- KLM
- Lufthansa
- United Airlines
- China Eastern Airlines
- Ryanair
- Etihad Airways
- SWISS
- Turkish Airlines
Getting to Dublin by Sea
It is also possible to get to Dublin by ferry via Holyhead, Cherbourg & Douglas. With a selection of 65 sailings weekly, the port of Dublin connects Ireland with England, Wales, France & Isle of Man.
Getting Around
BY BUS
Aircoach: Privately run bus service which operates between the airport and a number of city centre hotels and locations. Visit: aircoach.ie
Dublin Express Coaches: Dublin bus company offering low fares but first-class quality including comfortable seats, legroom, free wifi, and power sockets Operating right across Dublin City centre with 15 stops all across the city including over 80 trips per day to Heuston Station. Visit: dublinexpress.ie
Other Bus Options: There are also a number of other public bus services operating between the airport and various destinations. Visit: dublinairport.com
Taxi Rank: 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.
E-Hailing services: FreeNow is a taxi app that can also be accessed via your mobile phone. Visit: freenow.ie
Car Rental
The large international car rental companies operate in Dublin Airport. Rent your car from one of our many on-site operators, with desks conveniently located in the Arrivals Hall in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 linked car park.
A valid driving licence is required to drive in Ireland. For more information, visit: dublinairport.com
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