What is the cheapest way to travel around Dublin?

The Leap card is the key to all of Dublin's transport system. It's the simplest and most cost-effective way to avail of Dublin's public transport services and can be used on the train, tram, bus or to rent a Dublin Bike. Leap card fares are up to 31% cheaper than single-purchase tickets.



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Bus services are run by both public and private operators and prices are competitive, so check before you travel to get the best value. Bus tours are a great option if you want to see the sights with no hassle. Travel cards, such as Leap and iLink, are handy, cost-effective and can be used on public bus services.

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There is also a multi-operator cap if you are travelling on Dublin Bus, Luas and DART and Commuter Rail. The daily cap is €8.00 and the weekly cap is €32.00.

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Airlink. The Airlink is a public coach service from Dublin Airport to multiple locations throughout Dublin city centre. Fares are cheaper than both Aircoach and taxis.

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While you can still use the Uber app in Dublin too, it just doesn't operate in the same way as other countries.

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The low season from November to February is the best time for a cheap stay in Ireland.

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Uber MUCH more expensive in Dublin than in other cities. Both it and mytaxi just use taxis, so there is no real saving in using them.

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Despite this restriction, however, there is a (now somewhat less) popular Uber and Lyft alternative called FreeNow, formerly known as MyTaxi. FreeNow is simply a way to book a taxi in advance and know how much your fare is going to cost.

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You can buy tickets for Dublin's trains, trams and buses at individual stations or on buses. However, it is cheaper to use a 'Leap Card' to travel around Dublin on public transport. This is a smartcard ticket which saves you up to 31% on your travel.

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