Accommodation & Travel Info Dublin 2026 Finals

Dublin is served by Dublin Airport, located about 10 km north of the city centre. The airport offers excellent transport connections, including bus, taxi, and car hire options. Budget Airlines like Ryanair and Aer Lingus offer direct flights to Dublin from various European cities.

For a picturesque and eco-friendly journey, consider combining train and ferry services:

London to Dublin (via Holyhead): Take a train from London Euston to Holyhead, then ferry across the Irish Sea to Dublin Port. This combined "Rail and Sail" ticket offers a seamless travel experience. Trainline

Germany to Dublin: Travel from cities like Frankfurt or Cologne to Brussels, then to London, and finally to Holyhead for the ferry to Dublin. This route offers a scenic journey through multiple countries.

Dublin is well connected by intercity long-distance coaches.

Irish Rail and Bus Iarnród Éireann both operate frequent services to and from cities across Ireland.

National Express Offers coach travel from the UK to Dublin, with affordable tickets available when booked in advance.

Once in Dublin, public transport makes it easy to get around.

Dublin can be reached via Ireland’s motorway network from all directions. Car hire is available at the airport and throughout the city. Please note that parking in central Dublin can be limited, so plan ahead if you intend to drive.

For an independent and detailed guide to Dublin’s public transport system — including information on trains, trams, and buses operating within the city, visit https://www.dublinpublictransport.ie The site also provides a helpful rail map and up-to-date details on routes and fares.

There are a wide range of hotels within walking distance of the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD), from luxury options to budget-friendly stays. You can browse nearby accommodation on the CCD’s official website at https://www.theccd.ie/explore-dublin/hotels-nearby.