Airport to another city · One way · All prices are totals for 1 adult · All service hours
For Dublin generally we recommend the Dublin Bus route 41; for Cork the answer changes.
The lowest listed price, sold from €16. Nothing listed is quicker.
Boards at. Airport coach stands, zones 2 and 20
Tickets start from €16.00 in the route's main description and from €18.00 in the same page's own FAQ — both floors for booking online, neither a fixed fare.
Luggage. Standard Aircoach allowance; cash is not accepted on board this route.
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Aircoach's 704X runs direct to Lower Glanmire Road, near the Leisureplex, in three to three and a half hours. Its own page quotes two different floors for the fare, €16.00 and €18.00 — either way, book ahead for the lower one.
Ride times exclude walking and waiting. Every way from Dublin into Dublin
Ireland's second city, three to three and a half hours south.
Aircoach 704X serves Cork. Dublin Bus route 41 does not.
Cork has its own airport. Cork airport to Cork city center
Airport coach stands. Follow the signs from arrivals.
Check the destination and departure board before boarding.
180–210 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.
An eSIM for Ireland, installed before you fly, works in the arrivals hall: tickets, maps, the driver's messages.
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Follow the station signs for your onward connection.
Check the address and choose the nearest exit.
No. It runs to Lower Abbey Street.
No. It runs to O'Connell Street.
Ireland's second city, three to three and a half hours south.
