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.

I had the pleasure of using Devine Chauffeur Services earlier this month during my stay in Dublin!…read moreI had heard good things about this company from friends of mine, but I have to say that the service level exceed my expectations! Excellent vehicles! Professional Chauffeurs! Easy Reservation process! Just made my grueling world tour so much more comfortable. I found my chauffeur just where I was told he would be which took the hassle out of carrying my own (huge) bags. I can't say enough about the professionalism of this company! Great job!

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

The service isn't great, the stars are for the views…read more I would strongly advise a DART first thing in the morning heading South past Killiney Bay to catch the sunrise over the sea. Even returning to a red sunset and stopping off anywhere for a stroll along the coast(especially between Dun Laoghaire and Booterstown). Keep an eye out for the odd bit of poetry printed around the inside walls of your carriage, and more recently, the occasional massive billboard with prints from Rasher. The DART supports art, apparently. Don't forget though, no matter how much more comfortable it is, ní do chosa suíochán!

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.

Arrrrghhhhhh…read more Realtime digital timetables.... This is what I experienced this morning (and many other mornings.........) 2 mins 1 mins Due 1 mins Due 1 mins 2 mins Due 1 mins 2 mins 1 mins Due Dublin Bus - it took you soooo long to get with the modern age and now you are f***ing it up. Seriously, sort it out!

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.

The security staff ACTIVELY look for tourists who are unaware that the trams that run on rails in…read morethe streets require riders to tap their Leap card on a card reader at the tram stop before boarding the tram vs on the tram itself (unlike the busses and trains) and to tap again when they get off. Failure to do this may earn you a €45 fine or even €100. My wife and I asked two black clothed tram security workers if we were at the correct location for the destination we wanted. They said yes and asked us if we had Leap cards. We did and we showed them. Once on board the tram and underway, they scanned our cards and said we owed a €45 fine for not tapping in before we boarded. There's no lienency or grace. It seems the Luas system is designed to ensnare the unsuspecting and ignorant tourists to make up for the real scofflaws that don't pay for rides. Ireland and it's people were awesome except for the those that conspired to create and operate the Luas Leap card system and it's zero tolerance policy around tapping in and tapping out. The tram riding process isn't well documented in public. It might be online but I didn't procure my card so I can't comment on that. My advice, walk. It's better for all aspects of your health vs letting a little Luas infect you.

SHAME ON LUAS AND THE little brained managers. A little five…read moreyears old would do it better than you. I walk from Trinity college to Stephens green to be told that I have to wait on the wrong platform for 8minutes and then, when the tram arrives I'm told (me and 300 others) to change the platform. SHAME SHAME SHAME I'M STUPID THAT I PAID!!

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.