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Getting To The Venue

By Taxi

Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals area at Dublin Airport. Both The Grand Hotel Malahide and Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links are approximately 10–15 minutes away by taxi. All taxis in Dublin are metered, and fares may vary depending on time of day and traffic.

Dublin Airport Taxi Rank Location

Taking a taxi from the taxi rank is the most convenient way to reach the venue, and in Ireland, taxi rates are generally the same whether you take a taxi from a rank / street or book one through an app.

There are two official ranks:

Terminal 1 Taxi Rank

Directly outside the arrivals exit doors. Walk straight out, and you’ll see the queue area marked by signs and barriers.

Terminal 2 Taxi Rank

Located on the arrivals level, follow the taxi symbols on the floor or overhead signs. It’s right outside the main exit doors.

Both ranks are supervised by airport staff during busy hours to make sure the queue moves smoothly and that passengers get the next available taxi quickly.

If you’re travelling with a group or have extra luggage, look out for an
8-seater taxi or a larger vehicle.

Taxi & Ride Apps Used in Ireland

Below are the main taxi and ride-hailing apps commonly used in Ireland, with direct links to their apps or websites.

FREE NOW

One of the most widely used taxi apps in Ireland. Connects passengers with licensed taxis.

Uber (Ireland)

The global ride-hailing app also operates in Ireland, connecting you with licensed taxi drivers (not private ride-sharing) through the same Uber app.

Bolt

European ride-hailing app available in parts of Ireland.

Cab 2000

Cab2000 – Taxi booking service (mainly around Dublin).

By Bus

Dublin Bus routes 42 and 102 link Dublin Airport with Malahide and Portmarnock. The journey usually takes 25–35 minutes depending on traffic. Route 102 serves both Malahide and Portmarnock directly, with stops in each town followed by a short walk to the hotels. Timetable: Dublin Bus Route 102 – https://www.dublinbus.ie/en-ie/routes/102/

Rental Cars

Car rental desks from major providers such as Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, and Sixt are located in the arrivals hall of Dublin Airport. Vehicles can also be booked in advance online. Driving time to Malahide or Portmarnock is typically 20–30 minutes.

Things to See in Ireland & Dublin

A quick guide to some of the island’s most iconic sights & the official tourism resources that help you plan your trip.

Imagine standing on the edge of the Cliffs of Moher at sunset or walking along Dublin’s River Liffey with live music drifting out of the pubs…

Think Cliffs of Moher, Wild Atlantic Way, Temple Bar, Trinity College and more.

Ireland Highlights (Beyond Dublin)

Island-wide
  • Cliffs of Moher (Co. Clare) – towering sea cliffs with Atlantic views, one of the country’s most famous sights.
  • Wild Atlantic Way – a 2,500 km coastal route taking in surf beaches, headlands and colourful seaside towns.
  • Ring of Kerry – classic scenic driving loop with mountains, lakes and coastal villages.
  • Galway & Connemara – lively city plus rugged landscapes, bogs and beaches on the west coast.
  • Ireland’s Ancient East – castles, monastic sites and heritage trails through the eastern counties.

Tip: For inspiration and practical “things to do” filters, try DiscoverIreland.ie – Things to Do .

Dublin Highlights (Capital City)

City break
  • Trinity College & the Book of Kells – historic campus and world-famous illuminated manuscript.
  • Temple Bar area – cobbled streets, galleries, pubs and live music (especially busy at night).
  • Phoenix Park – one of Europe’s largest city parks, home to wild deer, cycle paths and Dublin Zoo.
  • Dublin Castle & Chester Beatty – history, art and gardens right in the city centre.
  • Along the River Liffey – stroll past the Ha’penny Bridge, Custom House, and modern Docklands.

Tip: For day-by-day suggestions and current events, see VisitDublin.com .

Official Irish Tourism Websites

These sites are run by Ireland’s national or local tourism authorities and are an ideal starting point for verified information on travel, events and visitor attractions.

National Tourism Development Authority
Fáilte Ireland

Corporate site for tourism development, supports the industry and promotes sustainable growth.

Visit failteireland.ie →
Domestic Holiday Planning
Discover Ireland

Official Fáilte Ireland site for trips around Ireland with inspiration, activities and accommodation.

Visit discoverireland.ie →
Overseas Marketing
Tourism Ireland / Ireland.com

Tourism Ireland promotes the island of Ireland abroad and runs the official travel portal Ireland.com.

Visit ireland.com →
Dublin City Tourism
Visit Dublin

Official guide to Dublin’s events, attractions and city experiences, supported by Irish public bodies.

Visit visitdublin.com →