The land of green meadows and dark beer has become much closer to Russian travelers since the S7 Airlines schedule added direct flights from Moscow to Dublin. Getting to other airports in Ireland is also easy with connections in European capitals - Prague, Frankfurt or London, from where inexpensive low-cost airlines fly. Travel time excluding connections will be about 5 hours.
Ireland International Airports
In addition to the capital airport of Ireland, several other air harbors of the country have the right to receive aircraft from abroad:
- Cork Airport has scheduled flights from many European capitals, and the easiest way to get here from Moscow is on Ryanair wings with a transfer in London. The city where the airport is located is the second largest in Ireland and is famous for its old castle and breweries. The 8 km between the passenger terminal and the center of Cork can be covered by buses on route 226 or by car rented in the arrivals hall. Taxis are available at the exit from the terminal. The official website of the air harbor is www.corkairport.com.
- Aer Lingus aircrafts, which make regular flights from London and Birmingham, will help Russian travelers to land at the Shannon airport. Air Europa from Lanzarote and Travel Service Airlines from Marseille and Paris fly here seasonally. Ireland Regional Airport is served by taxis and car rental offices. Details of the schedule and information on services on the website - www.shannonairport.com.
- The airport in the western part of Ireland near the village of Knock receives several regular flights from London, and seasonally there are flights from here to Dubrovnik, Alicante, Girona, Malaga and to the south of Tenerife. Transfers to the surrounding towns of Charlestown and Foxford are available by taxi, rental car or buses.
Metropolitan direction
Ireland's international airport and the country's capital are only 10 km away, which are easily accessible by rental cars, taxis or public transport. Direct shuttles connect the airport to Connolly and Houston train stations.
From Dublin Airport, you can fly to most of the capitals and major cities of the Old World and even to the Western Hemisphere. On its airfield, there are Air Europa, Brinish Airways, Delta Air Lines, Etihad Airways, Iberia, Swiss Air Lines, United Airlines and many others.
Passengers of both terminals have access to the entire infrastructure of the airport, and while waiting for departure, you can shop at duty-free shops, taste famous beer in authentic bars, charge cell phones and relax in comfortable chairs.
All details about the operation of the facility on the website - www.dublinairport.com.
