Getting There

PUBLIC TRASPORT

A combined travel card can be purchased for all public transport options in Dublin – see LeapCard

LUAS

LUAS (meaning ‘speed’) is the Light Rail transport system in Dublin. The LUAS connects suburban parts of Dublin to the city centre with a high capacity and high frequency transport service. The St Stephen’s Green stop on this line is located immediately across from RCSI. You will get further information on luas.ie.

DART

The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is an electrified commuter rail network serving the coastline and city centre of Dublin. The service makes up the core of Dublin’s suburban railway network, stretching from Greystones, County Wicklow, in the south to Howth and Malahide in north County Dublin. The main DART stations servicing the Dublin city centre are Pearse Station, Tara Street Station and Connolly Station. For timetables see irishrail.ie.

Bus

Dublin Bus runs all public bus services in the greater Dublin area. Buses start from 5am and finish at midnight. Dublin Bus also operates a night-time bus service called Nitelink, which runs from the city centre to the suburbs. For further information on bus timetables and fares, please visit dublinbus.ie.

Plane

Dublin is the nearest and easiest airport to access RCSI. Delegates can travel to Dublin city centre via bus or taxi.

Car
Should you decide to travel by car, parking is available in the city, however it is very expensive. Parking is available Q Park St Stephen’s Green, located behind RCSI.