Buses

Travelling by bus is considered to be the most economical way of travelling, especially when touring to some other country, where you might not know your way around. Dublin City has a network of buses that allows the public to travel through the whole city, and even outside it. For local transfers, mini buses are considered more suitable, while luxury buses are considered more appropriate for if you are planning to tour for the whole day. These buses stop at all popular city locations as well as to top tourist destinations.

The routes of these buses are maintained in such a way that they cover every area of the city. The timing of their departure generally starts from 0600 to 2330. The facility of prepaid ticketing is available but the amount can also be paid in cash when boarding a bus. Payment can only be done in terms of coins. The major company which provides these bus services is the Dublin Area Rapid Transfer (DART). All the basic information about the routes and fares of these buses can be collected from Dublin bus head office, at the Dublin Airport. Most of the buses depart from the city centre, College St., Westmoreland St. and D'olier St. triangle. The Dublin Guide provides information of all the popular buses in Dublin, Ireland in this section for travel and tourism below.