Dublin Airport – Dublin International Airport is conveniently located just to the North of Dublin city centre. It is situated near the M50 and M1 motorways. You can easily get to and from the airport by car, bus or taxi. There are also train stations nearby.

The airport is Ireland biggest airport and has lots of facilities including plenty of car hire desks, which are open daily from 06.00-23.00 or until the last scheduled flight, national bus and rail information desks, hotel transfer services to Holiday Inn and the new Great Southern Dublin Airport Hotel. It has free nurseries on Departures concourse and beside Check In Area 1. Baby changing facilities are available in all of the airport toilets. There is a Post Office, which is open Monday to Friday 09.00 - 17.00, Sat 09.00 - 12.30.

Dublin Airport also has many catering facilities, including a wide variety of restaurants and bars both in the main terminal building and in the boarding areas. There is the Bank of Ireland in the Departures concourse. Normal banking hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10.00 ñ 16.00, and Wednesday 10.00 ñ 17.00. The Bureaux de Change is located in the Departures concourse and there are ICE bureauxs conveniently located around the airport. There are plenty of Tourist Information and Reservations service points throughout the airport, to help out with any of your questions.
A taxi to the city centre should cost from approximately €15 to €20. There is a taxi rank outside the Arrivals concourse.

There are 6 Bus Services operating from directly outside the terminal building. The regular bus service (numbers 41/41A/41B/41C) takes about 45 minutes to reach the city centre. The regular buses terminate in the city centre at Eden Quay on the river Liffey.

There is also an Airport Express Coach Service – Airlink. Airlink Number 747will bring you to the central bus station (Busaras) from which coaches depart to all parts of the country. This coach service is operated by Dublin Bus. For more information visit www.dublinbus.ie.

Aerdart is a public transport link between Dublin Airport and anywhere on Dublin's DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport) and suburban rail network. The major benefit of this service is that it provides a speedy and reliable link to and from the airport avoiding city centre traffic. The Aerdart Shuttle bus operates 18 hours a day, 7 days a week, connecting Dublin Airport to Howth Junction DART. The service operates every 15 minutes in both directions. For more information visit www.aerdart.ie.

Aircoach, a private operator, runs its distinctive blue air-conditioned luxury coaches between Dublin Airport and Ballsbridge, via the city centre, servicing many hotels and B&Bs. The service leaves the airport every 15 minutes, and every hour from midnight to 05.00. Up to 2 accompanied children are carried free of charge. For more information visit www.aircoach.ie.