Dublin Airport Or Dublin City To Innishannon House Private Chauffeur Transfer

About

No shuttle queues, no dragging bags onto a bus. Your chauffeur will be waiting in the arrivals hall at Dublin Airport with a name card, or at whatever Dublin City address works for you, and from there it’s a straight, comfortable run south to Innishannon House. The journey takes around three hours, and the vehicle is yours alone the whole way.

If you need a return transfer back to Dublin Airport or the city, you can book that separately. Just give the operator your pick-up time and location when you do, and they’ll have a car ready.

What’s Included

• Private transportation
• All fees and taxes
• WiFi on board
• Bottled water
• Air-conditioned vehicle

What’s Not Included

• Gratuities

Good to Know

• Infants and small children can travel in a pram or stroller
• Public transport options are available nearby if needed
• Suitable for all fitness levels
• This is a private transfer - the vehicle is yours for the journey

Local Tips

Give yourself a moment in Innishannon village before you check in. The village sits right on a bend of the River Bandon, and if you arrive in the afternoon there’s a good chance the light on the water will stop you in your tracks. It’s a small place, but it has genuine character and a pub or two worth knowing about.

The drive down from Dublin takes you through the heart of Cork county. You’ll pass through Mitchelstown and Fermoy before the landscape softens into the Bandon Valley, so it’s worth staying awake for at least the last hour. The hedgerows and farmland along that stretch give you a real sense of arriving somewhere particular rather than just somewhere rural.

Innishannon House is on the western edge of East Cork, close enough to Cork city to make a day trip easy. Cork is about 25 kilometres east, so if you want to get out to the English Market or walk along the Lee, you’re well positioned. The town of Bandon is even closer if you need a supermarket or a pharmacy on arrival day.

Three hours is a comfortable journey, not a long one. Most people find it goes quickly with WiFi on board and the scenery picking up once you clear the motorway south of Portlaoise. Plan to arrive relaxed rather than tired, and you’ll be well set for whatever you’ve got planned at Innishannon.

Nearby on IrelandMe

• Blarney Castle - one of Cork’s most visited landmarks, about 30 minutes from Innishannon, with the famous Blarney Stone and surprisingly beautiful castle gardens.
• Kinsale - a colourful harbour town about 25 kilometres south that’s known for its food scene and the historic Charles Fort overlooking the water.
• Bandon - the nearest market town, just a few kilometres away, good for a quick orientation and a proper cup of coffee after the drive.