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DoDublin Card
- Best Value Travel Card in Dublin
- 72 Hours Unlimited Airlink
- 72 Hours Unlimited Hop on Hop off Tour
- 72 Hours Unlimited use of all Dublin Bus public buses
- Free Little Museum & Walking Tour
The DoDublin Card is the all-in-one sightseeing and transport ticket, giving visitors the freedom to explore all of Dublin’s famous sights at their leisure. It is our best value product and offers huge savings while providing for all your transportation needs.
72 hours unlimited access to;
- The Airlink Express between the Airport and the city centre
- The DoDublin Hop-on Hop-off City Tour buses
- All of the Dublin Bus public service buses.
The public bus network in Dublin is vast and extensive. Click on the links below for some suggestions on where to go with your DoDublin card.
- Shopping trip - Visit Dublin's top shopping destinations.
- Day trips north of Dublin - Top destinations to the North of the city
- Day trips south of Dublin. - Top destinations to the South of the city.
The Airlink Express is Dublin’s fastest, most frequent and most reliable link between Dublin city and the airport. We are the only service that travels through the Dublin Tunnel, so we beat the hectic Dublin traffic every time. With two routes now operating we now have stops throughout the city centre.
The Hop-on Hop-off tour is the best way to visit all of Dublin’s top attractions. Visit Trinity College and the Book of Kells, the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Zoo, Kilmainham Gaol and many more great attractions. With our experienced Fáilte Ireland trained guides you’ll be given an introduction to Dublin city that you'll never forget.
If you need something to do later on then take the famous Ghostbus Tour
Visit our Big Bus Tour News Page DoDublin Blog
Note: DoDublin Card can not be used on the Nitelink bus service.
Vouchers for tickets purchased online must be PRINTED OUT and cannot be accepted on smartphones or mobile devices.
DoDublin Travel Card voucher must be redeemed at our Airport or City Centre Desk and cannot be redeemed directly from the bus driver.
DoDublin card is accepted on all Dublin Bus buses comprising of 90% of the city's public buses, however the card is not accepted on Go-Ahead bus routes. - If unsure look for the Dublin Bus logo.
Child Tickets:
Child Tickets are for Children Aged 5 to 14 years.
Children under 5 years of age can travel free when accompanied by a fare paying adult.
Note: DoDublin Card can not be used on the Nitelink bus service.
Best value Travel Card in Dublin City:
Explore the Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Explore the Airlink Express service
Visit the Dublin Bus website to explore the public bus network,
& download the Dublin Bus app below;
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One must-see destination outside of the city is Howth Harbour.
Getting there:
Take the 31/a bus from Talbot Street.
Things to do:
Howth Market is home to an array of Irish crafts, delicate handmade jewellery, and vintage
antiques; perfect for gift shopping. While you’re there, be sure to sample the wide selection
of organic foods on offer, like olives, cheeses, nuts and of course, delicious chocolate and
cupcakes. Or if you’re feeling peckish grab a burger, stir-fry or gooey pastrami melt sandwich
for a picnic.
Less than a ten-minute walk from the market, you’ll find Howth Castle and Grounds.
Immerse yourself in history and take in the beautiful surrounding gardens, which are
home to a ten-metre high hedge and the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. Also in the castle,
you’ll find restored Georgian kitchens, where cookery school The Kitchen in the Castle
host half-day and evening classes.
In the evenings, pubs like The Abbey Tavern and The Bloody Stream host live music,
dancing and comedy events.
Great walks:
From the harbour to Howth Head, there’s something for every level of walker in this
fishing village. Try the Bog of Frogs Loop for scenic views of the cliffs, Lambay Island
and the Baily Lighthouse. There are four route options, so once you disembark the
DART, look out for signs displaying directions. For something a bit gentler, take a stroll
down the pier. From here you can take in the views of Ireland’s Eye, a beautiful island
that’s just a 15-minute boat ride away. Explore its long sandy beach, take in breath-taking
views of Dublin Bay, go bird-watching, see a Martello Tower up close or even try your
hand at fishing.
Places to eat:
Seafood, of course, takes centre stage in the many pubs and restaurants of Howth.
Try The Brass Monkey for seafood tapas and wine, or head to the nearby Oar House
Fish Restaurant, where food is so fresh, it’s still swimming in a glass tank when you
arrive! At the very end of the pier you'll find Aqua, another restaurant specialising in
seafood, offering stunning views of Ireland's Eye while you dine in style. But before
you commit to a location, why not take a walk along the pier and down the town centre
and check out the many menus on offer? If seafood isn’t your thing, the aforementioned
Abbey Tavern, where many music and comedy legends started their careers
performing, has plenty of hearty beef and lamb dishes. Or head to quirky Dog House
Blues Team Rooms for pizza, fresh from the wood-fire stove. They’ve a delicious
selectionof teas on offer too and with their cosy couch set-up, you won’t want to leave.
Walk & eat:
For tasty take-out fish and chips, stop by Beshoffs, a much-loved Dublin institution,
or stall by the van at the West Pier harbour. We recommend you sample their calamari,
and afterwards, stroll along the seafront for an ice-cream and take it down the pier.
The perfect combo!
Of course, great food doesn’t begin and end here. There’s lots more to be explored
in Howth, both online and on foot.
