How much does the public transport in Ireland cost?

Bus Éireann

Town Service Fares (Athlone, Balbriggan, Drogheda, Dundalk, Navan & Sligo)
Passenger type Zone
Adult Standard €1.60
Adult Outer Zone €1.90
Child Flat Fare – All Stages €0.90

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Who gets free travel in Ireland?

aged 66 and overThe Free Travel Scheme allows you to travel, free of charge, on public transport and some private bus and ferry services. Everyone aged 66 and over, living permanently in Ireland, can get the Free Travel Scheme. People with disabilities and carers aged under 66 may also qualify for Free Travel.

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Is bus or train cheaper in Ireland?

Buses are not only more extensive than Ireland's trains, but often much cheaper (e.g., $30 Dublin–Galway, $20 Dublin–Cork… though when you've got a choice between them, consider that trains are generally faster, make fewer stops, and are not subject to traffic delays).

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How do you pay for public transport in Ireland?

In general, you can pay your fare with cash. You can also order your ticket online. There is information on the different types of tickets available, including tickets for schoolchildren and regional commuter tickets, on Bus Éireann's website.

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How much money do you need for a day in Ireland?

How Much Money Will I Need On Tour?

Lunch + drink €25
Dinner + drink €35
Optional activity per day €25 average*
Souvenirs €30
Total Per Day €115

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Is train travel expensive in Ireland?

Train travel in Ireland isn't very extensive and it actually one of the most expensive ways to get around the country. I'm not saying this to turn you off exploring Ireland by train, it's just a fact. Ireland's rail network is limited and only connects a few major cities.

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How does free travel work in Ireland?

The Free Travel scheme allows people to travel free of charge on public transport owned by the State. This includes bus, rail and LUAS with some exceptions. The scheme also allows people to travel free of charge on some private bus and ferry services.

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Does free travel cover train to Belfast?

A Free Travel Card may be used to travel free of charge on cross-border journeys between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and vice versa.

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What is a 1 day Travelcard?

It is valid in all travel zones and automatically calculates the cheapest total fare for all the journeys you make in a single day. The Travelcard is a paper ticket valid 24 hours that allows you unlimited travel on all London Transport services.

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How much would free public transport cost Ireland?

Is it cheaper to get a Travelcard or pay as you go?

As a general rule a Travelcard is more expensive than an Oyster card or Contactless payment card. The exception is if you make 3 or more journeys for 6 days or more within a 7 day period. In this case a 7 day Travelcard works out cheaper than an Oyster or Contactless payment card.

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Are US dollars accepted in Ireland?

You can't use dollars in Ireland so we advise paying for your vacation using a mix of cash withdrawals and card payments. The Republic of Ireland uses euros (€) and Northern Ireland uses pounds (£). For Ireland tours visiting Northern Ireland, you'll need a small amount of pounds alongside euros.

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How many euros should I take to Ireland for 10 days?

How Much Money Will I Need On Tour?

Lunch + drink €25
Dinner + drink €35
Optional activity per day €25 average*
Souvenirs €30
Total Per Day €115

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Why is Ireland so expensive to travel?

Lack of natural resources. We have a major lack of natural resources in Ireland meaning a huge amount of what we eat, wear and use has to be imported from abroad. And as outlined above, our relatively isolated, island location means transporting things into the country is more expensive than other countries.

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Is travelling in Ireland cheap?

Can you visit Ireland on a budget? You can, but it is by no means easy. The biggest expense, after your flights, is accommodation, with even beds in a hostel dorm coming in at €78+ per night. Travelling to Ireland on a budget is getting harder and harder.

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Can you travel freely between Ireland and Northern Ireland?

Arriving from Northern Ireland: no passport controls are enforced. The border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is open and barely discernable. Normally no passport is needed when driving or travelling by train or bus from one into the other.

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How much is the train fare from Belfast to Dublin?

Overview: Train from Belfast to Dublin

Distance 87 miles
Average train ticket price £16 (€17)
Train frequency 7 a day
Direct train Yes, there are 7 direct trains a day
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How much is a 1 day Travelcard?

Daily Travel Card Prices

Type Day Anytime Price Off-Peak Day Price
Adult Zones 1-2 £8.10 £8.10
Adult Zones 1-3 £9.60 £9.60
Adult Zones 1-4 £11.70 £11.70
Adult Zones 1-5 £13.90 £13.90
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How much is a day time Travelcard?

Travelcards

Zone(s) One Day Anytime Monthly
Zone 1 and 2 £15.20 £156.30
Zone 1, 2 and 3 £15.20 £184
Zone 1, 2, 3 and 4 £15.20 £224.70
Zone 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 £21.50 £267.30
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