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.

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 flew to Rome Italy to get a msc cruise now when we got to the airport in out 45 seater private…read morebus we put our bags on the weight thing so we went upstairs and there was about 20 people including like us there was 15/20 of us so... anyways we went through the scanner and went to the food area so we went up the escalator and went straight to get food but first I saw my friend so we said hi and I saw he was going to Paris so I got burger King and go on 100 out of 100 good airport.

This company is a rip off, AVOID THEM AT ALL COST. They…read morecharge high rates and sub contract the job to cabbies that partner with them then pay 35% to the cab driver and keep 65% for doing nothing, absolute rip off.

We had a wonderful week with Irish Chauffeurs. Our driver Bob Noonan was absolutely perfect. He…read morewas very knowledgeable, with just the right amount of conversation. We also felt very safe with his driving on some very small and winding roads! We were in great hands. I highly recommend Bob and this Company.

Mick Kavanagh provided us with a great eight (8) hour tour of the Wicklow, Glendalough, and the…read moresurrounding areas. I'd give Mick 10 stars if I could. Amazing experience.

We were on a guided tour of Scotland and Ireland that we arranged thru CIE Tours. As part of our…read moretour package, CIE arranged for transportation from our final hotel back to the Dublin Airport. We need to be at the airport by 6:30 AM so we were planning to leave the hotel at 6:00 AM. We went to bed hoping that our taxi would be there in the morning. Obviously, this wasn't their first rodeo - either CIE or VIP Taxis. There were a number of people waiting for taxis when we got to the lobby in the morning. The taxis rolled in like clockwork. Each driver had the name of who they were picking up. They were ON-TIME, CLEAN and the driver was EXTREMELY COURTEOUS. We arrived at the airport with time to spare.

I booked a Taxi the night before. I needed to make a train to a medical appointment . So kind of…read moreimportant! I was warned i needed 45 minutes to get across town. Fine. No show for the taxi, no message , nothing. When i called the taxi was not even on its way, and would be at least another 20 minutes. No apology. RUDE , RUDE,RUDE! They said i should have been warned that it might not come....Seriously! I would have booked somewhere else if i had known, Avoid this company like the plauge . I am guessing V.I.P. stands for Very Ignorant . P*****. Perhaps too harsh... nope! AVOID!!!

I downloaded Lynx to book a car to take me to the airport on one of those ridiculously early…read moreRyanair flights. You know the ones. My address can be tricky to find using google and often I found that the instructions I give on the phone aren't passed on to the driver which in the past resulted in what I absolutely despise doing: talking to people in the morning and directing them to my house. The idea of Lynx is great: download the app, input your address, arrange a time, pay by card (or cash) and track where your driver is on the app. You can input your address and support that by a placing a dot on a map. Perfect and fool-proof, right? Well... About 5mins before the arranged pick up time, my driver is 200meters away. Just up the road. Great, me thinks, I get ready and go downstairs. It's winter and it's raining but he's around the corner so all good. So there I am, 5mins, 10mins and then...the phone call. Ah crap! I hardly understand the person on the phone but I can guess what he's saying. He's not where he's supposed to be. I try to direct him to the address, he doesn't know the area, I wait another 10mins. I'm very close to just hail a cab at this stage. I'm cold, I'm running late for my flight and I had to talk, several times at this stage to someone who I can hardly understand. Eventually, the driver finds me and I get dropped to the airport in an old and smelly car. This was the worst service I ever received by any taxi company. I'm not sure whether the driver couldn't access the map with the correct address as I couldn't ask him. I don't know anyone else who's also used the app so I don't know whether this was an isolated incident. I have deleted it however as I really don't wanna find out.

forget about booking , we had a wedding we booked a week in advance TWO 6 seaters , wedding was…read more3.15 booked cabs for 2pm 2.45 no sign no phone call given . not the taxi drivers fault they were called on from town at 2.40 and on from BlackRock at 2.45. what a sht show.

These guys are Dublin heroes, ferrying tourists laden down with bags, drunken students and the…read moreplain lazy all around the city, pumping their little legs until their calf muscles bulge pleasantly. Technically, you don't have to pay them, but really, if you don't give him a tip after he has carted you all the way to the Guinness Storehouse, then you are the grinchiest of all the Grinches.