Useful Visitor Information for the Dublin City Car Hire Depot
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Directions to our Dublin City Car Hire Depot
The Dublin Aiport Car Hire Office is on the Northside of Dublin City near Cloghran/Santry, at Harris Park, Old Airport Road. You can get to us by taxi or bus.
A taxi will cost approximately Euro 20 from Dublin city centre.
For Dublin Bus take route number 41 from Lower Abbey Street in Dublin's city centre. Ask the driver to let you know where to get off.
Opening Hours for Dublin City Car Hire
Monday to Sunday: 0600hrs to 1100hrs.
Cars should not be returned to this location outside of our indicated office hours. If you wish to return your rental car outside of the times indicated above please return to the Irish Car rentals.com parking facility in Dublin Airport. Please ask for directions when you arrive to pick up your car at the start of your hire.
How to Hire a Car for pickup at Dublin City.
Just use our Dublin City Car Hire Booking Form, and obtain an instant quote. You can then book online, using our simple, secure online booking system.
How to leave Dublin City
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Going to the South
Follow the signs for the M50 Southbound.
- For Co. Cork, Co. Limerick, Co. Kilkenny and Co. Waterford, leave the M50 on to the N7
- For Co. Wicklow and Co. Wexford, leave the M50 on to the N11
Going to the North West
Follow the signs for the M50 Southbound.
- For Co.Monaghan, leave the M50 on to the N2
- For Co. Cavan, Leave the M50 on to the N3
Going to the West
Follow the signs for the M50 Southbound.
- For Co. Galway, Co. Sligo, Leave the M50 on to the N4
Going to the North, Drogheda, Newry, Belfast etc.
Follow the signs for the M1 (or N1)
Dublin City
Dublin, Ireland's Capital, the seat of Government and its largest city.
Dublin city possesses a rare charm, which can be felt by all who visit its streets.
Over the centuries Dublin has been known by many names, Eblana, Dubh Linn (Black Pool),
Baile Atha Cliath (Town of the Ford of the Hurdles) but no matter what the name the unique ambiance of this city has been recognised by all who pass through.
The city is centred on the river Liffey and Dublin Bay and most of the historic buildings and landmarks are within walking distance of O'Connell Bridge.
To the north is O'Connell Street, one of the main shopping areas of Dublin and dominated by the beautiful G.P.O. building and the "Spike".
To the south of the bridge lies Trinity College,the oldest college in Ireland and home of illuminated manuscripts such the Book of Kells and other national treasures. Within a short stroll you can also visit Dublin Castle, the National Art Gallery, the Natural History museum, the Nation Genealogy Centre or the leafy trails in Stephen's Green.
West along the river is the famous Ha'penny Bridge, and an archway that leads into Temple Bar. This is Dublin's modern cultural heart with galleries, theatres, cafes, bars and interesting shops lining the narrow cobbled lanes.
To the East along the river lies The Custom House, a fine example of Georgian architecture. Next to it is the newly developed financial centre of Dublin city.
As with any town in the world, Dublin city's heart is its people and you will not find a warmer welcome than here.
Useful Links
Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in Dublin - www.stayinireland.com
Self Catering Accommodation in Dublin - www.stayinireland.com
Link to Bus Eireann - National Bus Network - www.buseireann.ie
Link to Dublin Bus - Dublin Bus Network - www.dublinbus.ie
Link to Iarnrod Eireann - National Rail Network - www.irishrail.ie
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