Dublin Air Transport

Dublin Airport (DUB) is only airport in Dublin and Europe's largest low fares airline, Ryanair, has one of its main bases in Dublin Airport from which it flies to a large number of European airports including Paris, London, Manchester, Liverpool, Madrid and Frankfurt as well as smaller regional airports such as Nantes or Kaunas. While famous for its low fares, Ryanair can be more expensive than other airlines for last minute bookings. All Ryanair flights depart from Terminal 1. T2 is not far away from T1 with an interconnected channel.

The ATMs of T1 and T2 is separated located in the southeast of first floor and the SPAR convenience store, SIM card can be bought in the Vodafone in T1.

The free Wi-Fi in Dublin Airport should be registered if used.

Aircoach

Aircoach express service connects the airport to the city center and many of Dublin's major hotels, most of which are on the south side of the city. Buses leave the airport every fifteen minutes and the journey time to the center is approximately thirty minutes. The fare is €7 single or €12 return. Aircoach also offers services to other destinations within Ireland, including Cork and Belfast.

Airlink 747

Dublin Bus offers an express Airlink service every 15 minutes at peak times to the city center and bus station for €6 or €10 return (return tickets are valid for 2 months). The 1 and 3 day Rambler ticket has been discontinued with the introduction of Leap Card (similar to London's Oyster card), but avoid using the Leap card on the Airlink bus, as it does not count towards the daily price cap and will charge you €6 every time you board. This service uses the Dublin Port Tunnel to avoid the city traffic and can reach the city center in minutes.