Transfer companies in Ireland

Ireland airport transfers: Dublin, Shannon, Cork and Kerry airports, the national maximum taxi fare, airport buses, Dublin Port ferries and links to Belfast.

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Ireland airport transfers and taxis

Most visitors arrive at Dublin Airport, the country’s busiest by far. In the south and west, Shannon, Cork and Kerry airports are closer to Galway, Limerick and the Ring of Kerry, and some travellers also fly into Knock. Buses are a strong, cheap option from every main airport, while taxis and chauffeurs suit families, groups, golf trips and late arrivals.

Main Irish airports and city links

Ireland national maximum taxi fare

Taxi fares across Ireland are capped by the NTA national maximum fare, in force since 1 December 2024. By day the meter starts at €4.40 and adds €1.32 per km, with higher premium rates at night, on Sundays and on public holidays. Pre-booking adds €3, and each extra passenger €1.

Dublin Port ferries and the Belfast link

Dublin Port handles ferries and cruise ships, about 2 km from the centre. For Belfast, the Enterprise train runs from Dublin Connolly in about 2 hours, and coaches leave from Dublin city and Dublin Airport.

Transfers in Ireland: FAQs

How much does a taxi cost in Ireland?

Fares follow the NTA maximum of €4.40 to start and €1.32 per km by day, plus €3 if pre-booked.

Which airport is closest to Galway?

Shannon Airport is the nearest main airport, about an hour's drive from Galway city.

Is there a train from Dublin to Belfast?

Yes, the Enterprise runs from Dublin Connolly to Belfast Grand Central in about 2 hours.