Dublin International

About Dublin International Airport

Dublin International Airport, located about 10 kilometres north of Dublin's city centre, stands as Ireland's primary international gateway. With its modern facilities and efficient services, the airport plays a crucial role in connecting Ireland to the world.

Opened in 1940, Dublin Airport has steadily grown in both size and importance. It consists of two terminals: Terminal 1, the older of the two, and Terminal 2, which was inaugurated in 2010 to meet the increasing demand for air travel. Together, they handle over 30 million passengers annually, serving as a bustling hub for both domestic and international flights.

Passengers passing through Dublin Airport are greeted by a range of amenities, including numerous shops, restaurants, and lounges. It caters to travellers of all kinds by offering high-end boutiques to duty-free stores, The airport also prides itself on its diverse dining options, offering everything from quick bites to gourmet meals.

Dublin Airport is renowned for its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. It has implemented various initiatives to minimise its carbon footprint, such as investing in energy-efficient infrastructure and promoting recycling programs throughout its premises.

Our Lounges

We operate lounges in terminals 1 and 2 at Dublin International Airport, each offering a welcoming, comfortable space for Priority Pass members.

Terminal 1: T1 Lounge
Step into the haven of Dublin International Airport's Terminal 1 Lounge, aptly named the T1 Lounge, and feel the stress of travel melt away. The lounge is open from 4 am to 9 pm. The T1 Lounge is located airside after passing through security checks fully accessible to guests even those with disabilities, Situated on the 2nd Level, access is via lift or stairs in the centre of the security check area. It's important to note that the lounge is not available after US Preclearance.

This modern sanctuary offers travellers a myriad of amenities designed to cater to every need. Sink into the plush lounge seating or opt for a quick snack at the convenient bar seating. For those with work on their minds, dedicated workstations equipped with charging facilities provide the perfect space to focus Choose from, an exceptional selection of refreshments, including alcoholic beverages, while catching up on the latest news with complimentary newspapers and magazines. Stay entertained with television or stream your favourite shows with the free Wi-Fi. Business travellers will appreciate the availability of internet, fax, and telephone facilities. Before departing, take advantage of the hot showers available for a refreshing experience.

Terminal 2: T2 Lounge
Experience comfort at Dublin International Airport's Terminal 2 Lounge, affectionately known as the T2 Lounge. Designed to provide travellers with a serene environment, this lounge is the perfect place to unwind before your flight. Offering ample seating and a diverse range of amenities, it ensures a pleasant pre-flight experience.

Open daily from 5 am to 7 pm, the T2 Lounge welcomes guests providing accessibility and convenience. Located airside next to the 400 Gates, accessing the lounge is easy via lift or escalator along the Airline Lounge corridor. Like the T1 lounge, the T2 lounge also offers a selection of refreshments, including alcoholic beverages. For those with business needs, fax and internet facilities are available, ensuring you can stay connected. If you're travelling for business or pleasure, the T2 Lounge offers a peaceful retreat for travellers departing from Dublin International Airport's Terminal 2.

Facilities

When you stay at our lounges whether at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2, it is our commitment to make it as relaxing and comforting as we can by offering these facilities:

Facilities at the T1 Lounge include

• Disabled access
• Internet
• Refreshments
• Shower
• Telephone
• Fax
• Wi-Fi
• Television
• Flight information
• Newspapers and magazines
• Air conditioning
• Digital Card accepted

Terminal 1 at Dublin International Airport offers a plethora of facilities to enhance the travel experience for passengers. In addition to the T1 Lounge, travellers can explore a diverse array of dining options, including well-known establishments such as Burger King and Cloud Picker Coffee.

The terminal also boasts various other restaurants and cafes catering to different tastes and preferences. Basic facilities such as currency exchange services, printing facilities, and free Wi-Fi are readily available to ensure convenience for travellers. Additionally, there is a designated prayer room for passengers seeking a quiet space for reflection and prayer.

Similar to Terminal 1, Terminal 2 at Dublin International Airport provides an extensive range of facilities to meet the needs of travellers. Alongside familiar dining options like Burger King, Terminal 2 features a variety of cafes, including Butler’s Chocolate Cafe, offering a delightful selection of treats. The terminal offers amenities similar to the terminal 1 lounge such as currency exchange services, printing facilities, and free Wi-Fi, ensuring that passengers have access to essential services throughout their journey.

Travellers have the opportunity to do some last-minute shopping with duty-free stores and global brands available, providing an array of travel necessities and retail therapy options.

Accessibility

Dublin Airport (DUB) is located approximately 6 miles (10 kilometres) north of Dublin city centre. It is easily accessible by car via the M50 and M1 motorways, making it a convenient option for travellers.

By car
Dublin Airport is conveniently accessible by road, with well-connected motorways leading directly to the airport terminals. From Dublin city centre, travellers can take the M1 motorway northbound, following the signs for Dublin Airport. Alternatively, those coming from the south can use the M50 motorway and merge onto the M1 toward Dublin Airport. Clear signage along the routes directs drivers to the appropriate terminal entrances and parking facilities.

By bus
Dublin Airport is served by several bus routes, providing convenient access from various locations across the city and surrounding areas. The Airlink Express service offers direct connections between Dublin Airport and key locations such as Dublin's city centre and Heuston and Connolly train stations. Additionally, several public bus routes operated by Dublin Bus serve the airport, providing connections to different parts of the city and beyond.

By shuttle
Some hotels located near the airport including Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport, the Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin Airport, and the Carlton Hotel offer shuttle services for their guests, providing a convenient and hassle-free way to access the airport. These shuttle services typically run at scheduled intervals and may require booking or coordination with hotel staff.

By car rental
For travellers who prefer the flexibility of driving themselves, car rental services are available at Dublin Airport. Several well-known car rental companies have desks located within the terminals, allowing passengers to easily pick up and drop off rental vehicles. Upon arrival at the airport, follow the signage to the car rental area, where friendly staff will assist with the rental process and provide directions for accessing the motorway network.