The Leap Card
If you're on foot in Dublin, and want to make the most of its public transport, then the Leap Card could be a practical asset for easy travel.
Getting around Ireland : the must-haves
The Highway Code in Ireland
First time driving in Ireland? You'll need to be well prepared, with a minimum of knowledge of the Irish Highway Code.
Dublin by bike
Would you like to get around Dublin without taking the bus or the traditional cab? The capital has thought of everything: it provides you with "Dublinbikes", a kind of Velibs, which make it easy to get around the city!
Dublin Tours Bus
Why not discover Dublin by bus? In fact, the city has routes specially dedicated to tourists, such as the Dublin Tours Bus!
The Liffey Ferry
Need to cross the Dublin river? Have you thought about Liffey Ferry? This boat shuttles from one quay to the other several times a day!
Ireland by caravan
What if you were to discover Ireland in a different way, to the rhythm of a horse's hooves and the authentic charm of a caravan? Of course, adventure is possible, and you'll enjoy a quiet, peaceful trip where you'll discover Ireland from a completely different angle!
Driving on the left in Ireland
In Ireland, we drive on the left! It's a traffic pattern that can upset some people! But don't worry: driving on the left isn't difficult at all!
Le Luas
The Luas is the name of Dublin's tramway. Ideal for fast downtown journeys, this tramway is another alternative to buses and DART...
The road in Ireland
Everyone will tell you: the roads in Ireland are far from the best! Their condition often leaves much to be desired, and their holes, dents and other defects will sometimes leave you wondering.
Carpooling in Ireland
If you're on a budget and can't afford to rent a car in Ireland, the car-sharing option is ideal! Simple, practical and environmentally friendly, this mode of transport allows you to share a stretch of road with other drivers, at a price that defies all competition!