Bus to and from Dublin

Home to approximately 1.2 million inhabitants, the capital city of Dublin is the largest city in the Republic of Ireland. Famous for its pub culture, particularly during its St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, Dublin is the perfect city if you’re looking for a great night out. You can even visit the Guinness Storehouse for an excellent view of the city as well as a taste of the country’s signature beverage. Sports enthusiasts can take a trip to Croke Park for a game of Gaelic football. For a day outside, cross one of the city’s most famous landmarks, the Ha’Penny Bridge which goes over the River Liffey.

Dublin is also a literary hotspot, and is even ranked a UNESCO City of Literature, having been the home of renowned writers, such as James Joyce and William Butler Yates. Of course, the city’s oldest literary claim to fame can be found in the architectural gem, Trinity College. Here, visitors can see the Book of Kells, which was written by Monks as early as the 9th century, making it one of the oldest books in the world.

From Aircoach to Bus Éireann and Eurolines UK, the city of Dublin is well connected to other cities in Ireland and abroad. Whether you’re traveling from London or Belfast, there are plenty of affordable trips to Dublin Busáras, the city’s main station.