Dublin is not just famous for its history or architecture, it is also known for its well-connected transport network that makes it stand out amongst other cities. You have various transportation choices close to the College, including buses, taxis, trams, trains and rental cars. With so many public transportation options to choose from, students wouldn’t find it difficult to travel to different parts of the city. They can easily go around the city during weekends and can also find their way to the University easily. Buses and trains are the most popular forms of public transportation for students.
1. Bus : Buses serve all areas of Central Dublin, as well as many suburbs throughout the Greater Dublin Area. Buses are considered one of the most sought-after transportation systems in the city which makes traveling easier and hassle-free for people. Students can plan their bus journey by using Ireland’s journey planner or Moovit service. Dublin Bus is the primary service provider, but private operators such as Go-Ahead Ireland also operate bus routes in the city. Buses in Dublin start operating as early as 5 am and as late as 12 am. With around 120 routes and 18-night routes for students to get around the city.
2. Train: Dublin is served by DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit). The DART line runs from Malahide or Howth in North Dublin south to Greystones in County Wicklow. Irish Rail, Ireland's publicly-owned railway operator, provides services. The train frequency is good and one would find the train running frequently every 10 minutes.
3. Trams: The tram system in Dublin is known as 'Luas', which means speed in Irish. Green and Red lines serve many areas of Central Dublin and some residential areas, primarily in the city's south and southwest.
4. Cycling: In addition, students have the option of using bicycles to get around the city. It is one of your finest options for avoiding traffic.