DUB Airport Transfer | Dublin International

Dublin Airport (IATA: DUB) is Ireland's primary international hub and one of Europe's busiest airports, handling over 32 million passengers annually. Terminal 1 handles Ryanair, regional carriers, and some charters; Terminal 2 handles Aer Lingus, United, Delta, American Airlines, and most long-haul services. The two terminals are connected landside by a covered walkway. There is no direct rail to the city. A LocalsRide driver meets you inside the arrivals hall of your specified terminal with a name sign.

DUB Transfer Times

O'Connell Street and city centre: 10 km, 25–45 min. Temple Bar and Trinity College: 12 km, 28–50 min. Ballsbridge (embassies, RDS): 13 km, 30–55 min. Dún Laoghaire ferry port: 20 km, 40–60 min. Wicklow (garden route): 55 km, 55–70 min. Kilkenny: 115 km, 90–110 min.

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Frequently asked questions

Which terminal at Dublin Airport should I arrive at?

T1: Ryanair, British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa, low-cost carriers. T2: Aer Lingus, United, Delta, American, Emirates, Etihad. Check your boarding pass. Your LocalsRide booking requires the correct terminal.

What are the alternatives to a taxi from Dublin Airport?

Aircoach (€7–10, 30–45 min to O'Connell Street) is the best bus option. Dublin Bus routes 16/41 are cheaper but slower (45–70 min). A pre-booked private car (from €28) goes direct to your hotel — competitive for groups of 2–3 versus Aircoach plus taxi at the far end.