Dublin Airport

Dublin International Airport is one of the largest airports in Ireland. Situated 10 km from Dublin, this air complex welcomes flights from all over the world every day, and is one of the most popular airports for Irish people and tourists alike.

Dublin Airport: a huge complex

Location

Dublin International Airport was built on the Collinstown side of the city, close to the M50 and M1 freeways, and just 10 km from Dublin. This proximity to major highways and the capital provides perfect accessibility, making transport to and from the airport a breeze.

In general, the airport is covered by the world’s leading airlines. That’s why Dublin is the busiest airport in the world, with over 100 arrivals and departures a day.

Services offered by Dublin Airport

Like all airports, Dublin Airport offers a wide range of services to its customers, including :

2 large guarded parking lots with over 18,000 spaces
4 car rental companies (located in the disembarkation hall)
exchange offices in the terminal lobby
bars and restaurants (to enjoy Irish gastronomy). These are mainly located in loading terminals.
duty-free stores with tax-free products (located in boarding terminals). There’s also a store selling Irish food products.

Transportation

Bus companies serving the airport

There are a number of bus companies operating between Dublin Airport and the airport. Here is a short list of these companies:

Some Bus Companies serving the Airport…
Bus company	Description
Dublin bus	Dublin Bus serves many city center stations. Expect to pay €7/8 for the trip.
Airlink	Airlink has an express line that takes you from the airport to the city center on O’Connell Street. Count €6 for the trip.
Aircoach	Aircoach serves Dublin’s major stations, 24 hours a day. Allow €8 for the trip. The company also serves other major cities such as Belfast and Cork.
Bus Eireann	Bus Eireann serves both Dublin and the rest of Ireland’s cities. A trip to Dublin costs €7. However, the rate is higher for other destinations.