1. Dublin transport

2. Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport (DUB) is located about 10 kilometres north of Dublin City Centre.
The budget airlines with regular direct Dublin flights include:
Ryanair
Aer lingus
British airways

3. Aircoach Aircoach provides services on 5 key routes:
Service 700: Dublin Airport - Dublin City Centre - Donnybrook - Leopardstown  (24hr service up to every 15 minutes frequency)
Service 702: Dublin Airport - Greystones (24hr service every hour)
Service 703: Dublin Airport - Dalkey / Killiney (24hr service every hour)
Service 704X: Cork - Dublin City - Dublin Airport Non-Stop Express (36 services daily)
Service 705X: Belfast - Dublin Airport - Dublin City Non-Stop Express (44 services daily)

4. Dublin bus
Dublin Bus is the biggest public transport provider in the Greater Dublin Area operating over 136 routes.

5. Dublin Bus

6. Luas Luas is Dublin’s tram service, operating two lines.
The Luas red line links (Saggart - Connolly/The point) or (Tallaght - Connolly/The point)
The Luas green line links (Broombrige - Brides Glen )

7. Luas

8. Dart
In Dublin, the electric rail system called the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is a quick and easy way to get around Dublin.

9. Dublin Bikes
Dublin is one of the European most bike-friendly capitals.
You can buy a 3 Day Ticket at stations with credit card terminals.

10. Taxis in Dublin Dublin is one of the cities with more taxies.
You can recognize a taxi by the yellow sign on its roof. It says TAXI or TACSI

11. Leap Card in Dublin
The Leap Card is a pre-paid card that you can use in all the Public Transports. When buying your Leap Card you must top it up with a minimum of €5 Travel Credit. You can buy it in almost any supermarket and there are many agent shops around Dublin. You can also buy credit online or in LUAS or DART ticket machines.

12. Student Card in Dublin
The card allows students to save up to 50% on Irish transportation system.