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General Information About Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport is Ireland's primary air hub, serving over 70% of all air traffic to and from Ireland. Home to two airlines - Aer Lingus and Ryanair - with extensive routes throughout Ireland, Europe, North America, and Canary Islands.

Terminal 1 serves as the primary hub for most carriers, offering year-round and seasonal short-haul flights including those operated by Ryanair and Aer Lingus as well as European airlines such as British Airways, Air France KLM & Lufthansa.

Temporary exhibitions are frequently staged in the Food Court area of Terminal 1's Mezzanine level above Check-in hall, often by Press Photographers Association of Ireland (PPAI). Their annual photography awards ceremony also takes place here every March/April.

Terminal 2 serves as Dublin's primary gateway to the US from Dublin and features a US Border Preclearance facility for quicker arrivals at their final destination in America than those using any of the other terminals. This expedites passenger departure time upon reaching their final destination in America.

Fast Track Security: Dublin Airport offers its Fast Track Security service free of charge to all passengers, so save time when preparing to fly with their dedicated Fast Track Security service in the Arrivals lounge or online here. For more information about this offering please see their webpage or here.

Dublin Airport boasts an assortment of cafes and restaurants, from high-end eateries serving gourmet cuisine to casual cafes like the Irish Coffee Company in Terminal 2. Some popular dining spots include Marqette Restaurant for fresh seasonal fare served at Terminal 1, and Irish Coffee Company located within Terminal 2 respectively.

Water fountains: Water fountains can be found throughout the airport in 18 locations within terminals and boarding gate areas, giving passengers access to free hydration stations where they can refill their own bottles!

How to Get From Dublin Airport to Dublin Center

Bus is the easiest, cheapest and most efficient way to travel between Dublin Airport and the city centre, taking approximately 45 minutes with ticket costs typically being under $10 round-trip; advanced booking can save money.

There is no train service connecting Dublin airport with Dublin city center; however, a variety of buses and coach companies can transport passengers there at any hour of day or night. Airlink provides excellent connectivity between key tram stops across town; there are also options on other lines.

Budget travelers may prefer the AirLink Express bus. Departing every 30-40 minutes from Dublin International Airport, it provides transport directly into O'Connell Street of downtown Dublin at a cost of about EUR7 each way - enough to cover taxi or transfer service costs.

Taxis offer an efficient means of travel from Dublin Airport to the city center, especially for large groups who don't need to worry about luggage. You can easily hail one at either Terminal 1 or 2, where taxi stands can be found; taxi prices should range between 25-40 euros, depending on time and traffic conditions.

Renting a car at the airport is also a practical solution, with several rental car agencies such as Hertz and Avis available at each terminal. A daily rental will typically run you between EUR30-40.

Transport around Dublin via taxis is one of the best ways to experience its vibrant city centre. Taxis are fast, reliable and use dedicated bus lanes for shortening journey times. A standard Dublin taxi fare ranges between EUR22-38; however it may be significantly reduced if travelling with multiple people or staying outside the central district of the city.

At both terminals, there are taxi stands where you can pay with either cash or credit cards for taxi service. Alternatively, Welcome Pickups provides affordable door-to-door private driver services that make this trip simple and safe.

Uber can also be an option in Ireland; however, you should keep a few key things in mind if using this service. First and foremost, you need a valid driving license; secondly, you must be 16 or over; and finally, bring along your passport for verification purposes.

If you prefer an even more luxurious ride, rent a limousine or luxury sedan. Both options can be found at airports; it is worthwhile doing your research prior to making a decision about one.

Other options include the DoDublin Freedom Card, which gives unlimited access to public transport in Dublin for 72 hours and provides you with a 48-hour hop-on/hop-off bus pass. It's an economical way to explore Dublin while enjoying free transport services like trams, buses, and rail services.

Dublin Airport Amenities & Services

To help make your travel experience as convenient and pleasant as possible, Dublin Airport provides various amenities and services such as duty-free stores, food & beverage outlets, Wi-Fi access points and internet service access points, business services as well as duty-free stores to make life simpler during a trip.

Make the most of your time at an airport by making use of all its offerings - from quiet seating areas to charging stations for your devices.

Check-in and Security Screening: Before flying out of Dublin Airport, it will be necessary for you to go through several security checkpoints and pass through checkpoints in order to speed through security screening faster, so as not to miss your connecting flight. Use these points strategically so as not to miss it!

Food and Drink: At airport terminals and concourses, local and national food chains provide a selection of snacks and beverages 24 hours per day - some even open 24/7!

Prayer Rooms: Most airports feature multi-faith prayer rooms where passengers can take time out for peace and meditation before and after boarding their flights. Dublin Airport features two prayer rooms: one just minutes from Arrivals Hall, and the second on Departures Level of Terminal 2.

Long-Term Car Parking: When traveling by car to Dublin Airport, parking options include short-term and long-term spaces - many located close to departures areas - that you can leave your car at for as long as needed.