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Aircoach Airport TransferNewest Review: ... which in recent years has seen massive expansion as a satellite town of Dublin. They have a flat rate charge on all routes, with a reduction if you purchase a return ticket. A single ticket to Dublin city centre will cost you Euro7, (Euro12 return) the Belfast and Cork routes cost Euro14 (Euro20 return), and the new Greystones route is from Euro7 to Euro12 depending on your final ... more |
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by - written on 01/09/08 (Very useful, 458 readings)
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Aircoach is the independent coach operator at Dublin airport that was founded back in 1999 by John O'Sullivan, a young (youngish) Irish entrepreneur who was the chief engineer with the State run bus company, Bus Éireann. O'Sullivan, with loans and state backing, established the service to compete with the then (and still) existing Dublin Bus express airport service, as part of the Government's policy of liberalising the bus market in Ireland and opening it up to competition. Incidentally the Government have since back pedalled on this policy with a recent decision *NOT* to liberalise the bus market any further as they now feel it is better left in State ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/06/07 (Very useful, 639 readings)
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Whenever I go away I always like to know how I will be getting to my final destination and my recent trip to Ireland was no different. I had been to Dublin a few times before so I knew that there was a good service to transfer me from the airport to my accommodation, before I went I looked up the name of the company on the Dublin Airport website it was a company called Aircoach and here is my review on their service. Aircoach operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week except for Christmas where there is a change in service. Operating between Dublin Airport and Dublin City with plenty of stops which makes it ideal for tourists, commuters and business people ... Read the complete review

