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Aircoach 700orCitylink 761?

The short answer

These do not go to the same place, so price is not the comparison. The Aircoach 700 reaches the north quays, around O'Connell Street and Lower Abbey Street; the Citylink 761 does not. Galway is a separate city on the west coast, not part of central Dublin.

The Aircoach 700 is quicker: 25 min against 3 h. The Citylink 761 varies between 170 and 180 minutes.

Aircoach 700: Runs all night. Citylink 761: hours not recorded.

Priced against each other

Whole-party totals · adult fares
What each costs for the whole party, in EUR. The cheaper of the two is marked on every row.
TravelersAircoach 700Citylink 761Difference
1from €8from €22.50up to €14.50
2from €16from €45up to €29
3from €24from €67.50up to €43.50
4from €32from €90up to €58
5from €40from €112.50up to €72.50
6from €48from €135up to €87
7from €56from €157.50up to €101.50
8from €64from €180up to €116

Side by side

Where each one leaves you
700 · AircoachAircoach 700
From
Airport coach stands, zones 2 and 20
To
O'Connell Street, continuing to Kildare Street and on to Leopardstown
Luggage
Hold luggage carried, in the coach hold.
Runs
All night
Journey
25–34 min

It runs genuinely around the clock: 43 departures from Terminal 1 between 00:20 and 23:50, hourly through the night and up to every 15 minutes by day. It is the only coach here that does.

25 minutes is to O'Connell Street and 34 to Kildare Street, both from the operator's own overnight timetable when the roads are empty. Daytime traffic on the same road is slower.

A ticket is valid on a standby basis for 12 hours either side of the departure you booked, which is unusually generous if your flight slips.

The service runs every day except Christmas Day.

Aircoach 700: price for every party size

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