Ireland's busiest port is the second largest industrial estate in the country. There are up to 18…read moredaily sailings to the UK and the Continent and Dublin bound cruise ships also use the port. Buses and taxis are outside the building and for 2.50 Dublin Bus provides a bus direct to Bus Aras. The departure area has a cafe and toilets and the arrival area is tiny and boring but at least it is clean!

Arrived at Dublin port via ferry from the UK. I walked off the boat and turned a sharp corner to…read morefind 2 K9 dogs at the immigration border. I was carrying a bunch of weed in my backpack and immediately started shaking. I had a complete meltdown and literally threw 2 passports at the immigration guy. He stamped me right through. Writing this post to alert fellow backpackers.

My road warrior was in desperate need of a deep clean, inside and out. I kept putting it off out of…read morelack of knowledge of options and a lack of time. Then I found Bubbles! I called them up on a Thursday morning and two gentlemen were over at my house (where my car is parked) by 6pm that evening! Igor and his cheeky assistant spent nearly three hours at work and wouldn't take payment (which was very reasonable) until I had inspected everything and told them I was happy. Needless to say, the job they did on the inside and outside was fantastic. I couldn't believe how simple it was to arrange and how reasonable the price was. Can't recommend highly enough!

I had never noticed this car park in Ranelagh until this morning. Perhaps it is new. It is very…read moreconveniently located right on the main street in Ranelagh village, smack bang in the middle of the cluster of restaurants and takeaways around Superquin. At just €1 per hour or €5 per day, it beats the extortionate disc parking charges in the area, and is much cheaper than any of the city centre car parks too - it would seem a great idea to me for anyone working on the southside of the city to park here for the day and walk the rest of the way into town.

Handy shop for car owners. You may find a lot most commonly replaceable parts…read more Prices in the shop are without VAT. Counter is wide. Two staff were serving customers with nice polite manner. Can't say anything about the price range yet, but friend recommended GSF for competitive prices. Will be coming back here as I love the location.

Best place in swords for the real mechanics no halfords crap.here…read more The staff know their stuff all car heads proper mechanics. All the little things u need most garages in swords use them and their.new place is huge. Big battery area. All professional car valeting gear. Only place in swords to stock all autoglym products. Also find all the lucas sealer ranges. Huge parts stocked up if they dont hav it they will get it. I over heard a man come in for a sealer gasket for a 1980s triumph spitfire and mick goes yeah we hav that in stock. Its a real car parts shop not many left they dont do modified cars they are a genuine motor factors. So what ever u need from filler to a bulb to a specific sized nut or bolt call in or call them.

I never thought I would review a service station. I also never thought I could have such a good…read moreexperience at a service station! This petrol station has a huge and lovely cafe in it. It has a wide selection of freshly baked goods, doughnuts, sandwiches, tarts, you name it. Coffee is great, most creamy latte I've had in a while, and a large tea collection including a Puerh teabag. Wonders! I got the blueberry and custard tartlette, biggest sugar rush ever! This cafe is inviting to sit and watch the world go by Stillorgan Road. Sofas, high seats and plenty of plugs for the ole laptop. Good to go!

I look down at the fuel gauge... almost empty, I'm running on vapours, my car feels like it is…read moreabout to heave its last.... And I couldn't be happier!!! I blissfully whizz past the maxol at the end of my estate, I practically vault past the Esso on beach road and on to that veritable bastion of all things nice and lovely... the new Applegreen on the N11. The shop is huge and the staff friendly, they have a really nice café in there and a hot deli counter that just screams "relax, have a coffee, maybe try one of these oh so delicious breakfast rolls or perhaps just a warm buttery croissant. There is the usual array of services outside as well.. a carwash, air, water yada yada yada but its all about the inside for me. So, I pull up at the pumps, open my petrol cap and insert the fuel nozzle. Just before I start the refeueling something niggely at the back of my mind says "check for your wallet" I did It wasn't there Blast ...true story

Car stalled out on M50 at night. He arrived quickly had the car loaded in no time, had me home and…read morea garage recommended to fix and dropped it there the next morning. Great service and very friendly.

this garage Gets busy during rush hours! the queue from the Clonsilla train station arrives down to…read morethe garage making difficult to refill your petrol or diesel, so it will get jammed as well with cars trying to get in and out. Now calm has come!! and after rush hours will be a great place to get your petrol, sliced pan, milk, a breakfast roll, newspaper or a nice chocolate bar. the car wash is normally great, there you can wash your car (self service) for a good price, the machines are well looked after, it is unusual if they're not working. the price of the petrol or diesel will never be ok, the prices are very high so the rating is bad. i don't know a garage who will have cheap fuel.Is it a screw to the peolpe due to the fact that we all need to transport ourselves from place to place? take it anyway!!! garages are disappearing, in some way the people around the area have the facility of this service, probably they could give out about a petrol station being so near their houses but they will really miss it if they would have to travel few more miles to refill.