Our driver met us at the airport and baggage claim He acted…read morequite happy to see us and was quite helpful, helping us with our luggage He made his way through the rush-hour traffic to our hotel Without taking a sweet time or having to be aggressive I would definitely use the service again.

Our first chauffeur was very friendly and helpful during our trip to the hotel. He gave us great…read moresuggestions on food and sites. Was very engaging and courteous. Our trip to the airport was a great experience as well. We would definitely recommend them.

Honestly, this reminded me of the South Shore Line from Chicago to Michigan City(or South Bend),…read moreexcept that the seats gave you a teeny tiny bit more legroom, are cloth seats(a la the CTA subway in Chicago, which OTOH theirs doesn't have any padding), and have padding to them(a la Metra commuter rail in the Chicago area). And also, all the stops are high platforms above track level, and that none of them are still low level platforms, a la most South Shore stops(except Dune Park) between Gary Chicago Airport/Clark Road and Hudson Lake. I kinda wish there were more shops and places to eat at Connolly Station, since that's one of those things that Randolph St/Millennium Station beats Connolly Station at, oddly enough. Those comparisons aside, we took the train to Howth, and it was a fine train ride out there. Aside from the fact the scenery was kind of a little depressing for the first few stops north of Connolly Station, till you got a little south of where both branches of DART split off(one to Malahide, the other to Howth which I and my family took). One of the north stops before the Malahide and Howth branches split off had a mural painted on that platform I could see from the train, that was interesting. Tried to get a pic of that, but it didn't come out. The scenery really did catch my interest between Sutton(2nd to last stop) and Howth, including the homes you could see off the train route that looked very nice. And the trains running every 30 minutes apart at off peak times till 11:55pm(from Howth only to Connolly Station by that late, though an hour earlier and you could take it to the stations south of Connolly) isn't bad. Though we headed back before then. The LUAS(tram system) has some trams ending their eastbound runs at Connolly instead of the regular eastern end(don't remember that station's name) of that line. And I thought that was nice they make it easy to transfer between LUAS and trains going to/from this station. I didn't feel threatened, but I agree there probably are occasional sketchy people you should watch around for when you enter or leave this station. No worse than at Randolph St/Millennium Station for Metra and South Shore, though. On the platform I didn't have any issues, since you go through a turnstyle where you insert your train ticket before entering. I'd use DART again if I ever return, whether that was to go to Malahide or any of the stations south of Connolly Station.

The DART has always been a fascination for me. My mother has been bringing me on it since I was…read moreabout eight months old, so I hold many dear memories of whizzing by Howth bay on this giant green mechanical caterpillar. Of course, you wil have difficulties remembering your fond memories when you're late for work and standing on a crowded platform while staring at that little red led light turn from four to three to...four again

As I was too sleepy this morning to communicate with fellow human beings I hopped on the 145 at…read moreWolfetone Quay and swiped my leapcard without greeting the driver. "Hey....whereabouts are you going?" Says the driver. "Shankill" says I. Its plausible that I did not look like I was going to study politics and human rights today. To cut it long stories short it turns out the bus was only going as far as Belfield. The bus driver being a total pro refunded the cost of the journey back onto my leapcard (whilst I stood there in a total k.o stance not unseen in a Mortal Kombat video game) before furnishing me with details of the correct bus in 2 minutes and wished me a good day. Yes I was one of those dickheads that would have passengers who actually read the front of the bus tutting this morning, so I said I would leave a 5 star review - the bus I am on now is clean, it has wifi and plenty of seats. Perhaps the day will come where I am cruising in my Ford Mustang down the N11 but today is not that day and I am happy to use this service for the forseeable future!!

We used the public transportation (Dublin Bus) from Kilkenny to Cork. We wanted an inexpensive…read moreoption to travel and enjoyed someone else driving while we viewed the beautiful landscape and city sights. There were 2 negatives to using the bus. It was a very dirty bus inside and the windows. When we reached Cork and our bags were unloaded there was oil all over our bags, as well as many others. The oil smelled of gasoline and the fabric of our suitcases absorbed in the fabric and zipper fabric. Luckily we did not have any major damage to our clothes but it took some time cleaning it up (the last thing you want to deal with after a long day of travel). We would recommend this option if you're trying to stay within a lower budget. Otherwise the train or renting a car were much better options.

The fares are the same as a normal taxi except its a 7-seater van with screens in the headrests and…read more2 mics! I dont need to tell you how awesome this is. I have called the Karaoke Taxi Man to get to the airport twice--he is a really nice guy. His name is David. First time it was to take a friend to the airport to move out of the country. Pretty sad--but karaoke taxi made it not so sad. Last time it was singing Tom Jones on the way to the airport with my in-laws at 5am. Made a horribly early flight much better. Waaaay better than the aircoach--and cheaper too! €26 from the quays to the airport. We got in about 6 songs. Holla.

I love this line. Bummer that it's under construction so it doesn't run downtown at the moment. It…read morewould be great to be able to get to the city center via tram instead of walking or bus. Plus it's so much faster the car travel. The payment scheme is a tad unclear. On none of the rides has anyone asked for our tickets and it's not clear if they are one way or return. Still nice. Convenient. Clean. All the important things.

The ticket checker will target you if you're tourists. We were on the busiest tram and he pushed…read morehis way on just to check our leap cards. He then proceeded to fine us because we forgot to tap on.

horrible service!!! Do not use this taxi…read more I booked a taxi on thursday, to make a trip from D15 to clane ( kildare) for the next day, the friday. Taxi arrived late, got lost, did not know the way, had a small accident did not turn the taximeter OFF, so I arrived late to a wedding, and payed 55 euro instead of the 40 euro agreed. (previously I have checked on national taxi meter calculator, and it was priced at 40 up to 45 euro, depending on traffic....) Then I called the taxi manager, and he was even worst, no respect at all for the customer, saying that I am a liar, and taxi drive did nothing bad. Do not use this taxi compagy, they are many other taxi company much better and honest.

Stephen Dunn truly went above and beyond the call of duty with his taxi service. I needed to pick…read moremy granny up in her wheelchair at the hospital. A problem arose where the nursing staff nor I could figure out how to disable the breaks on the wheel chair. Stephen saved the day. He went from his taxi into the hospital ward and managed to disable the breaks so we could take my granny home in Stephen's wheel chair equipped taxi. He's a legend and also has a great sense of humour. Would highly recommend this service to everyone.

Stephen was great - responsive, flexible, punctual! Highly recommend and will definitely use his…read moreservices again when we return to Dublin.

Its a bus, what can i say? its got 4 wheels, a driver and lets passengers on and off from the…read morefront door. Certainly the transport in Dublin could be better especially i am sorry to say on the northside which does not have the benefit of the Luas and now will never seemingly have the metro but losing buses from the city just is not going to answer that problem and so few of the buses even go anywhere near my job anymore so i have no choice but to use my car. The 83 bus trip has become a bit of an around the world because recently they got rid of the number 19 bus and now the 83 has tried taking in its route too which means you are sitting on the bus while it goes up and down extra roads which were not previously on the route but at least they have free wifi on the buses so now you can spend time checking out what is going on in the rest of the world.

This bus is so handy for work. It's never packed which is a bonus and when timing it on the bus…read moreapp, it actually turns up (most of the time) when it's supposed too-unlike the 145.