COUNTY KERRY to Dublin from $30: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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5h  7m

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$36-53

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6h  6m

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$30-44

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Traveling From County Kerry to Dublin

The journey from County Kerry to Dublin offers a shift from the lush, rugged landscapes and quaint charm of the countryside to the vibrant, bustling energy of Ireland's capital city.

Best Neighbourhoods in Dublin

Dublin's neighborhoods each offer a unique charm and experience.

Temple Bar

• Known for its vibrant nightlife and cultural scene.

• Cobblestone streets lined with shops and galleries.

Trinity College Area

• Home to Ireland's oldest university and stunning library.

• Scenic parks and historic architecture abound.

Ballsbridge

• Upscale area featuring luxury shopping and dining.

• Picturesque riverside walks and green spaces.

Best Times To Visit Dublin's Attractions

Dublin's major attractions can be enjoyed with careful timing.

Guinness Storehouse

Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak crowds.

Trinity College and the Book of Kells

Weekdays, especially in the morning, provide a quieter experience.

Dublin Castle

Explore on weekdays for fewer visitors and a more relaxed tour.

Dublin Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Dublin features a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it a year-round destination. Visiting during spring or early autumn can enhance your experience by offering pleasant weather and fewer tourists.

Dining Recommendation in Dublin

When in Dublin, try the traditional Irish stew at The Woollen Mills, a place that combines contemporary flair with classic flavors, providing a lively atmosphere amidst local art and craftsmanship. This dish showcases heartier, urban flavors that stand in contrast to the coastal, fresh seafood offerings typical of County Kerry.