Dublin - Travel Information Getting around (and to) Dublin

Getting around the Dublin region can easy with a wide choice of Cheap Car Hire available. The city is also easily traversed by train, buses and by bicycle for those who enjoy a more energetic approach to transport. If you plan to travel by road,
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By Car
There are several large Cheap Car Hire companies serving the city.  Many of the companies offer free transport to the depot to collect your car and you can return your car to the airport on your departure. You can book your Car Hire online to various locations at great prices.

By Bus
The city is well served by Dublin Bus transportations operating from 06.00 -23.30 on weekdays with a limited late night bus service (Nitelinks) on Thursday, Friday and Saturday departing the city centre every 20 minutes from 00.30 till 04.30. The Dublin Bus Information Office is located at 59 Upper O'Connell Street and there is also a Dublin Bus desk in the Dublin Tourism Centre, Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 Tel: +353 1 8734222

Eireann operates bus services from Dublin to the rest of Ireland. Aircoach a private operator runs its distinctive blue air-conditioned luxury coaches between Dublin Airport and the centre and south of the city, servicing many of the hotels and B&BS.

DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport)
The city has DART suburban rail service running between Malahide at the northernmost tip of the scenic eastern coastal strip, and Grey stones to the South. Travelers can enquire at any of the 25 stations along the route about train times and the variety of travel ticket options available.

Trains
The State transport company, CIE operates trains services to all parts of Ireland. With two main train stations in the city, Connolly and Heuston, and trains arriving at short intervals, travelers have less to fret about waiting for one. Travelers enjoy the vivid sceneries while the train moves across the city. The ticket barely cost much.

Taxis
Dublin residents also use Taxis to travel around the city; taxis can be hailed, hired at taxi ranks, or booked by telephone. Three of the main taxi ranks in the city centre are located on O'Connell Street, Dame Street, and St. Stephen's Green.

Ferries
Getting to Dublin by sea is a wonderfully romantic. Travelers can board the city ferries to go around. Regular, scheduled ferry services operate between Ireland and the UK bringing both foot passengers and cars and other vehicles into the city through Dublin’s two ferry ports, Dublin Port and Dun Laoghaire.
Dun Laoghaire is six miles south of the city centre. The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transport) train service takes passenger to and from the centre in less than half an hour.
Dublin Port is closer to the centre and is served by the local number 53 bus and by special buses meeting arrivals to the Port.
Irish Ferries operate from Dublin Port to Holyhead, Wales, with two vessels; the cruise ferry, Ulysses, the world's largest car ferry, or the Dublin Swift. Ulysses makes two return sailings a day (departures at 09.45 and 21.35) and has a journey time of just over three hours. The Dublin Swift has three daily sailings and takes one hour and forty-five minutes.

Getting around the city is not that difficult with an efficient public transport serving the city, and for those who prefer comfort, Hiring a Car is just the right choice.
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