25th - 29th January 2012
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Aer Lingus
Flights with Aer Lingus direct to Dublin. Low fares, convenient schedules and direct flights to dublin from 22 countries.
Fleet Street Car Park (Parkrite)
Parking only €5 after 6pm (until 9am) in Christ Church or Fleet Street Car Parks with any TradFest Ticket
Dublin Bikes
Dublin now has its own bike sharing scheme. It is a self-service bike rental, with 42 stations and 550 bikes throughout the city centre. You can hire a bike for the whole day for e10. If you’re just going for a quick spin the first 30 mins is free after that you pay a small charge for every ½ hour of usage.
Dublin Bus
T: (+353) 1 873 4222 | dublinbus.ie
Bus services run from about 6am to midnight throughout the city. There are 24 Nitelink routes operational after midnight on Saturday and Sunday morning.
Luas
T: (+353) 1 461 4910 | luas.ie
Light Rail Transit System connecting Sandyford to St. Stephen’s Green (Green Line) and The Point to Tallaght and Connolly Station to Red Cow (Red Line).
Taxis
Taxis can be hailed on the street or in taxi ranks – three of the main taxi ranks in the city centre are located on O’Connell Street, St Stephen’s Green, and closest to Temple Bar at College Green.
Irish Rail
Intercity, DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) and Suburban trains go from many stations in Dublin City.
There are a variety of ticket options available from stations and in many newsagents. Stations: Connelly Stn. Serving North East, Heuston Stn. Serving West, Pearse Stn. Serving South East
Buses to the Airport
dublinbus.ie/aircoach.ie
Dublin Bus’ Airlink operate high frequency buses from Dublin City Centre to Dublin Airport (bus 747 and 748). Aircoach provides a 24-hr luxury service to the airport from 4 locations in the city centre. The cheapest option is to take city buses 16 or 41 from O’Connell Street; luggage space is limited however,
and the trip takes slightly longer (about 40 mins total).
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