Getting Around

How to get to and from Dublin Airport — taxis, public transport, shuttles and car rental.

Transport Options at DUB

Dublin Airport is connected to Dublin and the wider Ireland transport network by multiple ground transport options.

Rail & Metro

No direct DART rail connection to Dublin Airport. AirCoach or routes 747/748 buses to Dublin City Centre, €7–10, 30–50 min.

Bus & Shuttle

AirCoach to Dublin City Centre, Bray and Wexford. Dublin Express also available.

Taxi

Approximately €25–35 to Dublin Centre, 20–40 min.

Rideshare

FreeNow and Uber available at the Departures level lower pick-up area.

Car Rental

All major firms in the arrivals halls.

Insider tip

AirCoach runs 24 hours and is significantly faster to the city than the DART network. Dublin's train network does not reach the airport at all.

Transport routes, fares and operators change frequently. Verify current options on the official Dublin Airport website before travel.

Skip the taxi queue. Book a private transfer from DUB to Dublin in advance and have a driver waiting when you land.

Private and shared airport transfers — fixed price, no meter surprises. Driver meets you in arrivals.

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Exploring Ireland beyond Dublin? Renting a car at the airport gives you maximum flexibility from the moment you land.

Compare rates from major and local car rental companies. Free cancellation on most bookings.

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Only use official taxi ranks or pre-booked apps at Dublin Airport. Avoid unofficial drivers approaching you in arrivals.

If a rail or metro connection exists, it is usually the fastest and most reliable option during rush hour.

Allow extra time for ground transport during peak hours. Dublin city traffic can significantly extend journey times.

Download offline maps for Dublin before landing — useful if your data connection is slow on arrival.

If travelling with heavy luggage, a private transfer or taxi is often more practical than public transport.