This is the worst taxi rank in dundalk i rang a taxi they told me 15 minutes i am currently waiting…read more1 hour and 20 minutes. This is a joke id advice people coming into dundalk and looking for a taxi to never phone this taxi rank

These guys are amazing and super nice. They arrive on time and very accommodating. If you don't…read morehave a car and need to get around in Dundalk, they are the ones to call. It's also nice to have a chat with them to get ideas on the best places to visit in Dundalk or in Ireland, in general.

even one star is too much for this bus company - zero customer service and their drivers are…read moreabsolutely horrendous as I sat down in the middle section of the 901 bus coming from donore road, I needed to quickly confirm a doctors appointment as I sat down on the bus, I was in the phone for less than a minute and I'm a grown woman who understands it's impolite to speak loudly on the bus so I a was speaking quietly - I was met by the bus man screaming abuse at me to sit at the back of the bus A truly pathetic man as he had shouted at a man ahead of me getting on the bus because he wasn't aware there was no money on his leap card and he simply needed to let the rest of us pass as he topped it up on his phone A miserable man clearly in the wrong career and a terrible bus company

I don't use the Matthews Dublin-Dundalk service that often but every time I do it's punctual, the…read morebus is clean, and the drivers are sound. I got the direct bus from Dublin to Dundalk on Wednesday and it was ideal. Can't go wrong for the price.

As a bus station, the Long Walk Bus Station can't be beat - it's got an entry&exit, it's flat with…read morepainted-but-worn away white markings along the bays and buses roll in to drop people off or pick them up. Brilliant. Customer Service-wise, that's a different matter altogether. It's also a bit difficult to give it a rating in the sense that like most places it's a very narrow experience you go through here - you either sort yourself out with a ticket from the magic ticket-selling box or you pay the driver on the bus. However that narrow face to face experience does totally vary on the driver you get from journey to journey - they're either smiley and cheerful or ignorant a$$hats who barely acknowledge you and leave you happy enough to leave your earbuds in while you do The Exchange and then go get a seat onboard. Sometimes they moan at you for not buying a ticket from the magic ticket-selling box in the waiting room-office-lobby whatever it is, not realising that some people only just arrive to catch their bus within a few minutes or seconds of arriving there. The men who mind the little office could also do with being a bit more Customer Service-y as well - they're not very good at hiding that annoyed/indifferent/frustrated look all over their Chevy Chase when they're busy flicking through their newspaper or playing with their mobile or dragging out a phone call, or toying with their mobile while they're on a phone call. They also like to play hide and seek when their Spidey Sense alerts them to a customer approaching their glassed-in desk, but they only have that spot behind the wall to the side of said glassed-in desk to hide behind. It's not very imaginative, so I don't know why they hide there for so long. It gets old fast waiting for them to stop playing silly buggers when you need to catch a bus in a hurry. The bus station itself is in the heart of the town close to loads of shops and nearby ATMs and services include the very convenient bus to/from Newry up North.