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As with any city, you’ve got options for getting around Dublin. You can hop aboard a Dublin Bus with an extensive network reaching across the county. There’s a coastal train line, the DART, which stops at seaside towns from Greystones in the south to Malahide and Howth in the north. There’s a light rail system, the LUAS, with the Green Line running a north/south route from Broombridge to Bride’s Glen and the Red Line running west/east from Saggart to the Point. Dublinbikes, the most successful citywide bike hire scheme in Europe, is loved by the locals. Beyond that, there’s plenty of taxis, or you can hire a car.
The integrated public transport ticket is called the Leap card and offers discounts on standard cash fares and is used across public bus and rail. If you’re just visiting, you can get a Leap Visitor Card at the airport.
Operates 110 radial routes across the county of Dublin. Service normally runs from 06:30 to 23:30 during the week with late buses from the city on the weekend. See their site for full route, real time and ticket info. Dublin Bus employs 3,400 people from 68 different countries. 2,500 drivers operate our fleet of 950 buses, which are all low-floor wheelchair accessible and fully Wi-Fi enabled.
In Dublin, the electric rail system called the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is a quick and easy way to get around Dublin. It runs along the coast of the Irish Sea from Malahide or Howth in north County Dublin soutwards as far as Greystones, Co Wicklow. Service runs every 15 minutes from about 06:30 to 23:00.
LUAS light rail operates two lines, the Green Line running from north/south from Broombridge to Bride's Glen (32 stops) and the Red Line running west/east from the Point to Saggart (32 stops). During peak times trams operate every 4/5 minutes with off peak every 10/15 minutes.
Just Eat dublinbikes is a self-service bike rental system open to everyone from 14 years of age. It enables you to travel through the city centre, commute between home and work and get out and about to enjoy Dublin city at your leisure. All stations are equipped for Annual Card and 3 Day Ticket users. A number of credit card enabled terminals allow you to purchase a 3 Day Ticket. Once purchased, you can use the 3 Day Ticket similar to the Annual Card to rent or return a bike from any station in the network. Just Eat dublinbikes can also be accessed by using an associated Leap Card. You can enjoy the many benefits of an Annual Card for just €25. A 3 Day Ticket costs €5. The first 30 minutes of use is free.
This is Martin's story - Luas Driver with Transdev Ireland. Join us on the journey - Racism has no place on public transport https://t.co/89mixRRKBA https://t.co/ZEZxN4G8k2
Time to get your hands dirty and learn how to check your bike chain! Find out if your chain is worn and needs to be replaced. We will have bike maintenance along the routes but it always good to know what to do in order to #CycleYourCity safely. https://t.co/YYxptCJGUP https://t.co/WoE9fUty8z
Join the journey in making a stand in solidarity against racism. More info: https://t.co/27pdleeig0 #JoinUsOnTheJourney #NoRoomOnBoardForRacism https://t.co/ySDVP79NEA
The Pope is coming to Ireland! All service information for Sat 25th & Sun 26th of Aug is here: https://t.co/DJXh4TrPYF #PopeinIreland #WMOF2018 https://t.co/7oUFFMRQGq
If you’re planning to travel by Intercity to #PopeInIreland at Phoenix Park on Sun 26th August, book ASAP. Advance booking is mandatory on all Intercity routes and trains are selling out #WMOF2018 Full info https://t.co/WfEq0QLSof https://t.co/RICRllfvbR
*Don't forget* We will have 7 dedicated transport hubs operating throughout the city and diversions in place for the closing Mass for the World Meeting of Families in the Phoenix Park on Sunday 26 August 2018. Plan your journey and allow plenty of time. #PopeinIreland #WMOF2018 https://t.co/OtlHdF4B6k
Dublin City Council's live feed from traffic cameras around the M50 and the city.
Extending the Green Line northbound across the city from Stephen's Green to Broombridge.
The DoDublin Card is the all-in-one sightseeing and transport ticket, giving visitors the freedom to explore all of Dublin’s famous sights at their leisure. It is our best value product and offers huge savings while providing for all your transportation needs. For a period of 72 hours you will have unlimited access to; The Airlink Express between the Airport and the city centre; The DoDublin Hop-on Hop-off City Tour buses and all of the public service buses used by thousands of Dubliners each day.