To get from Dublin Airport to Almanii B & B, you can travel by bus or taxi, but the exact bus route and stop for the B&B need checking before you set off.
The B&B is at 217 Swords Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9, County Dublin; the airport is about 16 minutes away by car or 60 minutes on foot from Almanii B.
- Location: Whitehall, between Dublin City and Dublin Airport.
- By car: About 16 minutes from the B&B to Dublin Airport.
- Bus: Several operators and routes serve the airport, departing from different transport zones.
- Before setting off: Confirm the route, stop and service details for your arrival.
Where Almanii B & B Sits Relative to the Airport
Discover Ireland describes the B&B as being in Whitehall, Dublin 9, between Dublin City and Dublin Airport. Its address is 217 Swords Road. The car journey between the B&B and the airport takes about 16 minutes; walking takes about 60 minutes.
That gives you a simple starting point for planning: if you take a bus, check that its route and stop work for the Swords Road address rather than assuming a city-centre service will leave you close by.
The airport’s bus network includes services to different parts of Dublin and beyond, but the specific route and stop for the address should be verified for your trip.
Which buses leave Dublin Airport?
Dublin Airport has several bus services, but its published route information does not establish which one serves the address most directly.
Dublin Express departs from Zones 1 and 21 and serves more than 15 city-centre stops, including Temple Bar, Trinity College, O’Connell Street and Heuston Station. Aircoach departs from Zones 2 and 20, serving Dublin City, other parts of the county and Northern Ireland.
TFI bus routes 16, 19, 24, 33a, 41, 101, 102 and 109A also operate from the airport, departing from Zones 11, 13 and 15. Dublin Airport identifies Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland and Bus Éireann as the operators.
Dublin Bus route 16 runs between the airport and Ballinteer, with buses approximately every 10–15 minutes. Route 41 serves the airport in both directions between Swords and Lower Abbey Street and operates around the clock.
Follow the airport signs to the bus transport zones when you arrive at either terminal. You can also use the Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 bus-zone maps or the interactive airport map to locate a pickup point.
Taking a Taxi from Dublin Airport
A taxi is the car option for the journey to Whitehall. Transport for Ireland’s taxi fare estimator provides an indicative fare based on route distance and the National Maximum Taxi Fare, accounting for extras such as additional-passenger fees. Use it to check an indicative price for your journey rather than treating it as a fixed quote.
At Dublin Airport, taxis must display passenger rights and responsibilities, fare information and the driver’s taxi licence. Check these details before beginning your journey.
Choosing a Route for Your Arrival
Choose between bus and taxi based on the route information you can confirm for your arrival: the address is in Whitehall, while the airport services cover a range of destinations. The exact bus route and stop, and current journey times, could not be confirmed, so check the full journey rather than relying only on an airport route name.
If your plans also include The Helix, it is about 15 minutes on foot from the B&B or about 12 minutes by car. The The Helix visitor guide covers getting there, tickets and what to check.
What to Check Before You Travel
Bus services, fares and timetables can change, and unexpected service changes can happen at short notice. Check Dublin Airport and the relevant bus company’s official site before you go, then confirm the airport departure zone, destination stop and onward journey to the address.
Dublin Bus gives a standard cash fare of €2.60 for a bus ticket from the airport to the city centre, with concession fares also available. A TFI Leap Card can be used on the TFI routes departing from the airport and offers the cheapest fares on the TFI network.
Aircoach advertises Route 700 between Dublin Airport, Dublin City Centre and Leopardstown, with one-way online tickets from €6 and return tickets from €8. Current Dublin Express fares and timetables, as well as current Aircoach and TFI service details, should be checked with the operators.
If you are fitting the airport transfer into a day around the city, this practical Dublin day route can help you plan the rest of your visit.
FAQs
Is there a confirmed direct bus from Dublin Airport to Almanii B & B?
The exact bus route and stop serving the B&B could not be confirmed. Check the operator’s route information for the full trip to 217 Swords Road.
Can you take a bus from Dublin Airport into the city centre?
Yes. Dublin Bus gives a standard cash fare of €2.60 from the airport to the city centre, and Aircoach advertises Route 700 between the airport and Dublin City Centre. Check current fares and service details with the operators.
How can you check an airport taxi fare?
Transport for Ireland’s taxi fare estimator gives an indicative fare using the route distance and National Maximum Taxi Fare, and accounts for extras such as additional-passenger fees.