Private Transfer from Kildare to Dublin (All Areas)

About This Transfer

Whether you’re coming from Kildare town, Newbridge, Naas, or anywhere else in the county, this private transfer picks you up at your door and drops you exactly where you need to be in Dublin. No taxi apps, no shuttle stops, no sharing the vehicle with strangers. Just a comfortable, air-conditioned car and a driver whose job is to get your group there on time.

The vehicle holds up to 8 passengers, which makes it practical for families or groups travelling together. It’s a one-way transfer, and it’s entirely private - your group only.

What’s Included

• Air-conditioned vehicle

Good to Know

Suitable for all fitness levels. This is a private transfer.

Local Tips

The journey takes roughly an hour in normal traffic. The N7 and M7 are the main routes between Kildare and Dublin, and they can get congested during morning and evening rush hours, particularly from around Newlands Cross into the city. If your pickup is before 9am or after 4pm on a weekday, add buffer time.

Kildare has a lot going on near the county border. If you’re departing from somewhere like Maynooth or Leixlip, you’re already close to the Dublin border, and the journey will run shorter than an hour. Coming from further south near Athy or Carlow direction is a different story - worth mentioning your exact pickup address when booking so your driver can plan accordingly.

Travelling with race-day luggage or equipment? The Curragh and Punchestown are two of Ireland’s most important racecourses, and a lot of travellers book this transfer after a race meeting. The vehicle is spacious, but if your group has bulky bags, hats, or equipment, it’s worth flagging that at booking.

Dublin drop-off flexibility is genuinely useful. “All areas” means exactly that - whether you’re heading to a hotel on the quays, a Southside suburb, the airport, or a specific venue in the city centre, your driver takes you there directly. No fixed terminus.

Nearby on IrelandMe

• Kildare Village Outlet - The designer outlet village on the edge of Kildare town, a popular stop for shoppers heading to or from Dublin.
• The Curragh Racecourse - Ireland’s premier flat racing venue sits in the heart of County Kildare, with the distinctive open plain stretching out around it.
• Castletown House - Ireland’s largest Palladian country house is in Celbridge, near the Kildare-Dublin border, and open to visitors year round.