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Private Transfer from Dublin Airport or Dublin to Adare Manor
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From €600 per person
Arriving into Dublin Airport and heading straight to Adare Manor in Limerick? This private transfer makes the roughly 2.5-hour journey southwest feel easy from the moment you land. Your driver picks you up from the airport or any Dublin address, greets you with a nameplate at arrivals, and takes you directly to Adare - no shared coach, no stops you didn’t ask for.
The fleet covers everything from a Mercedes S-Class for smaller groups to a V-Class 7-seater or Toyota Alphard for larger ones. All drivers are licensed by the National Transport Authority (NTA) and fully insured. Your flight is monitored, so a delay won’t catch anyone off guard. WiFi, bottled water, device chargers, and air conditioning are all on board, and tolls and car park fees are included in the price too.
Infant and child seats are available on request. Service animals are welcome. Public transport is available nearby. Suitable for all fitness levels. This is a private, door-to-door service with no hidden fees.
This is a private tour.
Adare itself is worth a slow walk. The village of Adare is one of the most photographed in Ireland - its thatched-roof cottages along the main street were largely built by the Earl of Dunraven in the 19th century as estate housing. The village sits on the River Maigue and has a handful of excellent restaurants and craft shops if you want to stretch your legs after the drive before checking in.
Adare Manor has a storied golf course. The Manor hosted the 2027 Ryder Cup, and the Tom Fazio-designed course on the estate is considered one of the finest parkland courses in Europe. If golf is part of your trip, it’s worth knowing that tee times at the Manor can book out well in advance - getting that sorted before you travel saves disappointment.
Limerick city is 20 minutes away. People often overlook Limerick when visiting the region, but it’s well worth a half-day. The Hunt Museum houses an impressive private art collection including works by Picasso and Renoir, King John’s Castle sits right on the River Shannon, and the food scene along the quays has improved dramatically in recent years. Your driver can advise on timing if you want to include a stop on the way.
Heading further west? Adare is well placed if you’re planning to continue to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren in Co. Clare, or into Kerry. The roads from Limerick out to the Wild Atlantic Way are straightforward and well signposted - a useful base if you want to see more of Munster at a relaxed pace.