Travel Information
Dublin is one of the friendliest capital cities in the world and a hub for culture, cuisine, entertainment, heritage, shopping and much more.
The Royal College of Surgeons Ireland is in the heart of Dublin and just off one of the most famous parks in Europe, St Stephen’s Green. It is also easily accessible by all means of transport.
By Air
Dublin is highly accessible for delegates travelling from the UK, Europe, the US, and beyond. Dublin Airport serves over 180 routes – including direct flights to all major UK and European cities and daily flights to the Emirates and several North American cities.
Dublin Airport is located approximately 10km north of Dublin City Centre and for your journey to the RCSI, you can either take a bus or taxi.
Bus - Dublin Airport is accessible by over 1,000 buses and coaches daily - view information HERE on for bus routes and timetables.
Taxi - Taxis are available from the forecourts directly outside Terminal 1 & Terminal 2. Passengers arriving by taxi will be dropped off on the forecourt directly outside either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 - Further information can be found HERE
Useful Links:
Dublin Airport Website
Airport Departures and Arrivals
To and from the Airport
Dublin Bus to the Airport
USA and Canada Flight Routes
Flying to Dublin is easier and cheaper then you think.......
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By Boat
There are currently 4 routes offered to Dublin ferry port by 4 different ferry operators, coming from:
Liverpool in England with P&O ferries
Holyhead in Wales with Stena Line and Irish Ferries
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