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- View offers and deals nearby you
- Get travel inspiration based on your location
- Local weather warnings and useful travel information
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Tell us when you are going to be travelling Ireland, and we will show you tailored reccomendations for the duration of your trip.
- Tips for events happening during your stay
- Helpful travel reminders and updates
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Ireland by bus
Getting around Ireland by coach is a pretty nifty way of experiencing the island. You have no worries about maps or directions, and can happily watch the countryside glide by in comfort.
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Bus and coach services in Ireland
Bus Éireann in the Republic of Ireland and Translink in Northern Ireland run coaches all around the island. But there's also a huge selection of private coach tour operators, with scheduled tours, airport transfers, city-to-city trips, extended tours, themed trips, corporate travel, social excursions, golf trips and private holidays.
You know more of a road by having travelled it than by all the conjectures and descriptions in the world.
Author and philosopher William Hazlitt
Antrim coast
Leap Visitor Card
The Leap Visitor Card is a prepaid pass that allows you to travel on all Dublin Bus and Airlink 747 buses, as well as Dublin's Luas and DART for a whole 72 hours (3 days) from its first use.
Just hold your card to the Touch On Leap Card Validator as you board the bus. If you're travelling on the DART or LUAS, remember to Touch Off when you alight or leave the station and the journey is registered on your Leap Card. It's that easy.
If you're a foreign exchange student you can get a Leap Trainee Card through your language school or directly from Dublin Bus, so you can hop on to the Luas, DART, Iarnród Éireann’s short-hop zone and Dublin Bus at your convenience. That means you can use it to explore Dublin far and wide, including coastal villages, suburban towns and everything in between.
You can buy a Leap Visitor Card online and get it delivered to your home before you travel or pick up your card when you arrive from a number of different agents in Dublin.
iLink smartcard
If you're travelling around Northern Ireland, you can use an iLink smartcard. Similar to the Leap Card, iLink gives you unlimited daily, weekly, and monthly bus and rail travel.
The iLink smartcard is available for Metro, NI Railways and Ulsterbus services within five zones. You can also top up your card at selected stations. Read this handy user guide for information on full iLink services.
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Students enjoying an open-top bus ride
