Dublin Airport is is located 10km (6 miles) north of Dublin. Simply exit the terminal and proceed to take one of the many taxis for the short journey into the centre. Or, and just as easy, hop on the 'airport bus' service also outside the airport which is cheaper.

TAXI - Costs around EUR 15-22. Journey Time around 20 minutes.
Ask the taxi driver to estimate the fare before getting into the car if in doubt. There are extra charges for additional passengers, luggage, animals (other than guide dog), time of day, Sundays, and public holidays. All information regarding charges is available from the taxi driver. Details also available at the taxi rank at the airport

AIRCOACH - Costs around €6.00 (one-way) or €10.00 (return). Journey time around 20-30 mins.
Tickets can be purchased from the Bus Driver & stops at many major hotels in Dublin City. This service runs 24-hours a day.

BUS - Journey time Approx. 30-40 minutes to city centre.
Bus no.747 runs to the O’Connell Street, the central bus station and Parnell Square West.
Bus no.748 runs to Heuston and Connolly rail stations and the central bus station. For the latest route details and timetable information, click the following link: www.dublinbus.ie

PARKING - Dublin airport offers both short-term and long-term parking within the airport with over 18,000 spaces available in total. All car parks operate 24 hours and are regularly patrolled by airport police.

CAR HIRE - Hertz, Avis, Budget, Murrays Europcar and National Car Rentals all operate from car-hire desks in the Arrivals Concourse. There are also a number of pre-booked car-hire desks on this concourse.
These include Argus, Atlas. Dan Dooley, Hamills, Malones, Sixt and Thrifty. The daily opening hours for all of these companies are 06.00hrs - 23.00 hrs or the last scheduled flight.

Main Terminal (public access): -
Ritazza Mezz, a larger self-service restaurant is located on the Mezzanine floor and offers a variety of meats and snacks in pleasant surroundings.
The Sky View Bar/Cafe is open during licensing hours - the perfect place to have fine food and a last minute drink with friends.
Cafe Ritazza offers coffees and teas along with desserts.
Sbarro a chain pizza/pasta restaurant well-know throughout the United States.
McDonalds, O'Briens Sandwich Bar and Bewley's round out the offerings on the Mezzanine.
Fresh sandwiches are available in the Arrivals Concourse with Uppercrust.
The Green Room Bar and the Red Bar are located at each end of the Arrivals Concourse.
Hughes and Hughes Bookshops offer sandwiches and drinks and The Kiosk has sweets and cold drinks, both are located on the Arrivals and Departures levels of the Main Terminal.
A new Juice Bar, Zumo is located in the arrivals hall next to the Meeters and Greeters area.

Boarding Area (passengers only): -
The Gate Clock Bar, in the Pier B departures area is a traditional Dublin pub serving sandwiches. It is open from early morning to last flight in the evening.
Opposite is the Food Village where you can treate yourself to a traditional 'full Irish' while waiting for your flight to board.
The Tomas O'Riada Bar caters for travellers in the Pier A departures area, remains open from early to last flight.
O'Briens Sandwich Bars are located in both Pier B and C areas.
Butler's Chocolate Cafe located on the Street offers a variety of fresh made sandwiches, coffees, and their famous chocolates.
The Old CTB and Cafe Select are located in the A Gates area.
Ritazza and Golden Moments are located in the B Gates area.
Cafe Ritazza and The Bailey Bar are in the C Gates area.