Dublin Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

This delightful city, originally a Viking settlement, is the raucous capital of the Republic of Ireland. You will find it located in the province of Leinster, on Ireland’s central east coast, right at the mouth of Ireland’s main river, the River Liffey. Weather-wise, Dublin is relatively chilly for the majority of the year, with the warmest temperatures reaching to an average of 20 degrees. 

Like any capital European city, you will discover that Dublin is rich with culture and history, and you have copious amounts of wonderful sites and activities to fill your visit. Grow jealous of the beautiful houses lining the Georgian streets, or gaze upon the impressive sights of the 19th Century neo-classical government buildings of the Republic, or maybe have a wander around the medieval Dublin Castle, built eons ago in 1204. Interestingly, this castle was inhabited right up until 1922, when the Irish Republics managed to overthrow British rule. 

You’ll find that Dublin is divided into various interesting quarters, making your job navigating around the city much easier. Which sector to explore is dependant on your interests, but all are well worth your time. Perhaps a visit to the gorgeous St Stephan’s Green, located in the Georgian Quarter, is up your alley, or maybe the Dublin Docklands, found in the Docklands Quarter. Each quarter has its own purpose and personality, so if you have time to visit all of them, do not hesitate to do so!
 
But these are only a smidgen of what Dublin has to offer. See landmarks such as the 120m-tall Spire of Dublin, the intricate details of the facade of Trinity College, or the simplicity of Ha’penny Bridge. You can also travel the breadth of the streets of Dublin in numerous ways, whether using the city’s tramlines or the Dublin-bikes. 

Dublin provides a plentiful Irish palette of traditional dishes. Two dishes for you to try in particular: Irish Stew, made up of mutton, onions, potatoes and carrots, and Molly Malone’s famous cockles and mussels. The Guinness factory is also an absolute must in Dublin. 

All those who have partied in Dublin have said it’s one of the best nights out you will ever experience. With plenty of traditional Irish pubs, and umpteen nightclubs, bars and restaurants, paint the night green and make sure you take the chance to try a genuine pint of Guinness, or warm yourself up with an Irish coffee!