I actually get a warm, fuzzy feeling when I see a Tony Doyle coach around the city. After a series…read moreof enquiries the company I worked in booked Tony Doyle for a big event we had. All the problem with transport we thought we'd have disappeared once the Tony Doyle people were brought on board. After that none of us ever bothered to contact anyone else when we needed to arrange transport. These guys just know what they're doing. Coaches have good specs and the drivers are great. They know their stuff and they're great craic, which always helps at these things. If you ring them looking for information or a request one of them (Tony Doyle Jr or Sr) usually gets back to you really quick and sorts out what you need.

A shocking senario!!! 50-60km extra added onto journey?? we hired the coach for whole weekend, and…read morehad to go from Maynooth to just the other side of Enfield. (for one of the legs of the journey) Driver for some mad unknown reason decided to go M50 then up N3 and come in Via Trim, we were 35 minutes late for our meeting. Be very careful if using this company, morale of story make sure driver knows the directions or has a map!!

This is a smaller station but it's clean and well kept. This…read moreDart station will get you to local places in an adequate amount of time. We found it easy to use to get from Bray to Sandycove to visit The Forty Foot.

After a lovely couple of hour checking out Greystones Beach, we jumped on the train heading back to…read moreDublin, but then decided to stop off at the Bray railway station, to check out the town, and grab a Guinness for my brother and a hot chocolate for me. The Bray DART station is so pretty! There is a mural panel beautifully depicting every decade, starting from the 1850s when this station was built, all the way to current times. This station is located adjacent to the Bray seafront and if you look towards the south, you can see this mountain with a cross on top of the hill. It's just such a beautiful panorama and with the architecture style of the station, for a brief moment it really felt like I was stepping back in time. In conclusion, it's a beautiful train station! Worth taking a trip from Dublin to check it out. Yelp 113 / 2019

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.

Found the service great very helpful and showed me the whole town great price to wexford return…read more Thanks Colin Regards Dave galligan d25gas i will be back in few weeks

From the owner: Covering Rosslare Ferry and all Airport transfers to private and corporate market with punctuality…read moreplaying a major part in our daily buisness along with out of hours calls catered for by appointment. We also cater for hospital appointments and providing personal attention when catering for elderly customers . For a fast and reliable professional service contact Colin's Taxi and Limo Hire.

This station is very convenient to get to. There are plenty of ticket machines for those who don't…read morehave a Luas pass as well. It is pretty far down the green line route (the last zone and furthest from the city center), so that means you'll be paying the most for your ticket. I found the price for two return tickets to be reasonable, however: about $13. That is vastly cheaper than taking the M50 into the city center and paying for a parking garage. Those prices are insane! The best part about this station is that it isn't crowded. You have your pick of the lot, as far as seats go. As the train gets closer to the city, it'll start to get packed, and you'll be thankful your rump has somewhere to rest! This location is also a park and ride, as well as a cycle and ride with 7 racks. Very handy! It is also wheelchair friendly. If you're heading northbound, make sure to look both ways before you cross the tracks! :)