Cork
You can travel to Cork with Aircoach on our 704X bus route which runs 36 express services daily from Dublin City Centre or from Dublin Airport to St. Patrick’s Quay in Cork city.
Purchase a ticket online here, or on-board using contactless or Apple/Google Pay.
We don’t compromise on comfort, either. We offer reading lights, reclining chairs, USB ports and free Wi-Fi, a toilet, as well as curtains for those who want to get some rest.
Tickets start from just €12, so book here today to guarantee a seat!
| Route 704 X: Cork - Dublin City - Dublin Airport Express |
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| Dublin Airport (Terminal 1 - Arrivals Road) |
| Dublin Airport (Terminal 2 - Departures Road) |
| Dublin City Centre (Bachelors Walk) |
| Cork (Patrick's Quay) |
Discover more about Cork below:
Ireland’s second largest city, Cork, is a destination not to miss.
Known as the “Rebel county” and located in Munster, in the South of Ireland. If you’re a local, or just visiting for a trip, there’s an unmistakable charm about Cork.
Whether you want to grab some fresh food at The English Market (9 minute walk from our bus stop) or check out a show at the Cork Opera House (5 minute walk).
With so much to offer, here are some suggestions for things to do:
For your art fix, head to Crawford Art Gallery (6 min walk). The gallery showcases a range of 4,000 pieces, from eighteenth century Irish and European paintings and sculpture.
Cork City Gaol (30 min walk), formerly the world’s largest prison, the jail offers several museums, exhibits and scenic island walks.
If you’re continuing your journey outside the city, check out these attractions:
Jameson Distillery, (23km from Cork City): Experience the guided tour and try whiskey tasting at one of Ireland’s great distilleries.
Head to Blarney Castle (10km from the city of Cork) to learn about the nearly 600-year-old structure, but don’t forget to kiss the Blarney Stone and see if it gives you the gift of the gab!
