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For Dublin generally we recommend the Dublin Bus route 41; for Galway the answer changes.
The lowest listed price, sold from €22.50. The Private transfer to Galway is 40 minutes quicker for up to €361.50 more, which is not worth it at this party size.
Boards at. Airport coach stands, zone 11
The fare shown at booking was €22.50 on almost every departure checked, rising to €23.50 on one evening departure with few seats left.
Boards at. Driver meets you in arrivals with a name board
The price is for the car, fixed when you book; traffic and the hour do not change it.
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Citylink's 761 runs direct to Galway Coach Station in about three hours. The fare shown at booking is €22.50 on almost every departure, occasionally €23.50 when a service is nearly full.
Ride times exclude walking and waiting. Every way from Dublin into Dublin
The west coast's own city, three hours by direct coach.
Citylink 761 serves Galway. Dublin Bus route 41 does not.
Airport coach stands. Follow the signs from arrivals.
Check the destination and departure board before boarding.
170–180 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.
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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.
The west coast's own city, three hours by direct coach.
