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Private Transfer from Dublin Airport to Co.Tipperary (All Areas)

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Private Transfer from Dublin Airport to Co.Tipperary (All Areas)

About This Tour

Getting from Dublin Airport to Co. Tipperary is a solid three-hour journey, and piecing together public transport after a long flight is nobody’s idea of a good start to a trip. This private transfer takes the effort out of it - your driver meets you at arrivals, you get into the vehicle that suits your group size, and it’s a direct run south to wherever you’re staying in Tipperary.

What’s Included

  • 1 piece of luggage per person (vehicle maximum capacity: 8 pieces)
  • Private door-to-door transfer
  • Meet and greet at arrivals

Good to Know

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

Meeting your driver:

  • Terminal 1: Meet at The Insomnia Coffee Shop inside arrivals.
  • Terminal 2: Meet inside the terminal at the arrivals area by the Yellow sculpture.

Local Tips

Cashel is the obvious first stop if you’re passing through. The Rock of Cashel - a limestone outcrop rising sharply above the surrounding plain, topped with a round tower, a cathedral, and Cormac’s Chapel - is one of the most recognisable silhouettes in Ireland. The chapel, built in 1134, has Romanesque carvings and interior paintings that most visitors walk past too quickly. Slow down in there.

Tipperary is a county that rewards going off the main road. The Galtee Mountains run along the southern edge of the county and have good walking trails up to Galtymore, the highest peak in Munster at 919 metres. The Glen of Aherlow, at their foot, is a particularly quiet and green valley with almost no tourist infrastructure - which is exactly why it’s worth visiting.

Cahir has a castle that’s genuinely worth stopping at. Cahir Castle sits on a rock island in the River Suir and is one of the best-preserved medieval castles in Ireland. It’s open year-round, not heavily commercialised, and the guided tour is short enough that you won’t lose the afternoon to it.

The town of Tipperary itself is about 160 kilometres from Dublin. If your destination is further - Nenagh, Thurles, Clonmel, or the southern parts of the county - factor in a slightly longer journey time and let the operator know your exact drop-off point when booking. The driver covers all areas, and having a precise address helps everyone plan.

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