• Courtesy Airport shuttle runs 24 hours a day between the hotel and airport terminals
• Aircoach bus service runs between the airport to the city centre and South Dublin city. Tickets are only 7 EUR (one way) and can be purchased directly from the bus driver. This bus line stops at all the major tourist attractions in Dublin
• Bus lines 16A, 41A/B/C, 46X and 230 are run from the airport and into Dublin
• A taxi takes approximately 20 minutes and costs on average 15-20 EUR
• Aer Dart runs a bus shuttle service every 15 minutes between the airport and Howth Junction (the main Dublin/Belfast railway line)
• Bus lines 747 and 748 run every 15 - 30 minutes from the airport to Connolly and Heuston, Dublin’s main train stations

Reasons to visit!
Having spawned great artists, authors and musicians, Dublin has plenty to offer in terms of inspirational sites and attractions and all with its trademark Irish charm. Visitors to this city can be enthralled by the many churches and castles in the surrounding areas such as Malahide Castle and Ardgillan Castle. A short boat trip out of Dublin Bay takes tourists to the charming Howth Heath with its ancient abbey and the Baily lighthouse.

Within the city centre, Dublin is bursting with trendy bars, gourmet restaurants and of course the ubiquitous Irish pub. The Temple Bar area offers cutting edge shops and boutiques turning this part of Dublin into one of the city’s trendiest areas. Take an enchanted journey to the Dublin Zoo, which is the world’s third oldest one and is nestled in the city’s largest park, Phoenix Park. Of course, no trip is complete with out a stop at the Guinness Storehouse which houses a museum and the Gravity Bar, offering stunning city views from its rooftop location.