Dublin Express from Airport - Single demo

Enjoy airport travel by coach for less with Dublin Express.

Dublin Express is the hassle-free way to travel to Dublin airport, with services every 30 minutes running regularly across the day.

With a fleet of luxurious new buses, you'll be provided with free WiFi, ample luggage space, and a fast journey time to get you into the heart of the action in Dublin city centre. The Dublin Express service is the only express coach service between Dublin Airport and Heuston Rail Station, which links Dublin with destinations around Ireland.

With 76 departures a day Dublin Express is reliable, frequent and always competitive on price!

Route 782- Dublin Airport to City Centre

George's Quay (Stop 135141)- Pubs and restaurants around here including O'Reilly's, Mulligans and many more

Aston Quay (Stop 325)- Near Temple Bar where you can find bars, restaunrants and shops including plenty of places to stay .

Heuston Station (Stop 4425)- One of the main train stations in Ireland, close to Phoenix Park where both the Zoo and the Wellington Monument is.

Smithfield and Jameson Distillery (Stop 4425 Arran Quay)- Stop located at one of the most famous whiskey distilleries in the World.

Eden Quay (O’Connell Street Stop 297)- This stop is just down the road from one of the main streets in Dublin, O’Connell Street. On this street you can find many food establishments along with shops and many side streets that are full of shops especially Henry Street which is one of the busiest pedestrianised streets in the city.

Custom House Quay (Stop 135271)-Located just down the road from Connolly, which is the main train station in Dublin City. From here you can get a train anywhere to the likes of Belfast, Galway and Cork.

 

Route 784- Dublin Airprt to City Centre

3 Arena (Stop 7399)- Located at North Wall Quay in the Dublin Docklands and has welcomed many big acts to including Harry Styles, Britney Spears, Niall Horan, Chris Brown U2 and many more well-known names.

Eden Quay (Stop 303)- This stop is just down the road from one of the main streets in Dublin, O’Connell Street. On this street you can find many food establishments along with shops and many side streets that are full of shops especially Henry Street which is one of the busiest pedestrianised streets in the city.

Trinity College (Stop 4495)- Trinity College is one of the oldest colleges in Ireland and is home to The Book of Kells. Temple Bar is just a short walk from the college, and this is your hub for bars, restaurants and shops. There are many places to stay around here for example, Hard Rock Hotel Dublin, Trinity City Hotel, The Alex and The Westlin Dublin.

Pearse Station (Stop 111761)- Here you can get access to Dublin’s train system on the Southside of Dublin. This can bring you anywhere from down the south of Ireland all the way up to Belfast in the North of the country. This stop is a 10-minute walk from Grafton Street which is a very busy and popular street that has shops for everything designer.

Merrion Square (Stop 111781)- This stop has one of Dublin’s largest Georgian squares. Down the road from this is St. Stephen’s Green and this is a 22-acre garden square and public park. Hotels in this surrounding area is The Merrion Hotel Dublin, The Shelbourne Autograph Collection, Stauntons on the Green and Harcourt.