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The history, atmosphere and sheer fun of the Irish capital city is waiting on the doorstep when you arrive at Dublin Airport. It also acts as the gateway to all the sights of the east of Ireland, from the Wicklow Mountains to the beaches of Brittas Bay, so having a hire car can help you get around.
We’re in a great position to help. Our convenient car hire pick-up location at Dublin Airport are quick and easy to find. Our office situated between Terminal 1 and 2, so we can get you into your vehicle and on your way as quickly as possible.
You’ll have access to our extensive range of hire vehicles and our renowned services, like our best-price guarantee and free 24-hour helpline. And don’t forget you can pick up at one of our locations and drop off at another, if that helps your journey plans. Book your Dublin Airport hire car today.
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With its great sense of culture, heritage and entertainment, Dublin has become one of Europe’s great places to visit. The city itself is a short drive south from the airport and the rest of eastern Ireland’s attractions are within easy reach if you have a car.
From the airport, you’ll find that the country's road system is excellent. You can drive straight on to the M1 motorway or the Dublin orbital ring road, the M50. The M1 will take you up through Drogheda and Dundalk to Newry in the North. The M50 loops around the west of Dublin, allowing you to bypass the busy centre and head south to Bray and Wicklow. As the city is a major transport hub you’ll also find main roads heading off across the country too – the M3 leads to Kells, the M4 to Kinnegad, and the M7 to Kildare.
You’ll soon discover that driving around Dublin and the rest of Ireland is generally a joy. The roads are good quality and the traffic is light, however areas in and around Dublin may become congested during rush hour. It is worth noting too that the city centre operates a one-way system in large areas, so be sure to make sure you know your route before heading out into the heart of Dublin.
The rules of the road are similar to the UK, meaning traffic in both Southern and Northern Ireland drives on the left hand side.
A friendly and welcoming city, Dublin is the main tourist destination in the whole of Ireland. It is friendly, sociable and cultured. The city is spread around a wide bay at the mouth of the River Liffey, which divides Dublin into what locals consider the ‘Northside’ and ‘Southside’. Between them, there’s a busy central district with period buildings and modern developments surrounded by cargo and passenger ports, commercial areas and suburban areas.
In the heart of the city, you’ll find the imposing entrance to the stone buildings and gardens of Trinity College. Step inside the old college to find the illustrated Celtic manuscript known as ‘The Book of Kells’. This 1200-year-old hand-written and decorated religious book is one of Ireland’s top attractions.
Nearby is the grand complex known as Dublin Castle, a mix of historic buildings from different eras of British rule from medieval times to the 20th century. You’ll find it’s full of stories from Irish history, including that fact that in 1907 the Irish Crown Jewels were stolen from the castle – to this day, they have never been recovered.
At the multi-towered St Patrick’s Cathedral, Ireland’s largest church, you’ll be able to gaze up at the impressive nave and enjoy a free guided tour to learn all about this beautiful building's history. The Cathedral is where many of Ireland’s national ceremonies are held. And pop inside one of the three branches of Ireland’s National Museum across Dublin and browse the grand collection of Irish art, archaeology and natural history.
Amongst the abundance of historical hotspots across Dublin, you'll find a host of differing districts all offering you something new and unique to explore. As a world renowned area of the city, Cultural Quarter is the liveliest of the lot. Commonly known as the Temple Bar area, here you'll find the streets lined with performers and buskers, as well as there being regular markets selling local produce and crafts. Make sure to check the performance calendar before heading there, as you might catch one of the fantastic street theatre acts in full swing. Not only that, but there's also hip boutiques and chic second-hand stores for you to browse and find a hidden gem.
If you're keen to explore the cultural side to Dublin's shopping offerings, head for the Antiques District. Found just off the Francis Street region on the city, spend an afternoon taking in quirky stores and antiques, from delicate ornaments to medieval furnishings. For a taste of the cool, head to the 'Silicon Docks' in the city's tech quarter, where the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Google have develop the waterfront into a hip hangout.
With a hire car from the airport, you can escape the bustle of the city centre and explore the whole Dublin Bay area. Head for the picturesque seaside resorts of Dalkey to the south and Howth to the north of the city centre.
And if you have time for a day trip, explore the classic Irish rolling farmland to the north-west. It’s dotted with pretty loughs, or lakes, making the perfect location for fishing, walks and picnics. The most dramatic scenery is in the magnificent Wicklow Mountains National Park, to the south of Dublin. You’ll find panoramas of heather-clad moors, exposed lumps of granite and streams trickling over mossy rocks.
Whether you're visiting for a city break or business, hiring a car from Dublin Airport will give you the chance to explore this beautiful city and have a memorable trip.
Friendly and fast service when I collected my car on Saturday afternoon. The agent, Nelisha who assisted me in my pick up was friendly and professional. This time, my experience was much better compared to my previous pick up a few months ago where I was assisted by quite an unfriendly agent (which is quite typical in my experience of customer service in Ireland in general).
Hertz Customer
Booked a small van from Seamus, It was a very easy booking. The vehicle was in good condition and there was no issue over the weekend. I wouldn't have issue about renting from this location again
Hertz Customer
Great support from the Hertz desk, as Rebecca manged to find a superb car for me at short notice, I don't why I ever use brokers ... time to take advantage of the gold card and sign up as it is the best way to beat offsite parking.
Hertz Customer
We had a surprisingly good experience picking up our car early in the morning from the Hertz desk. We did not have to wait long to speak with an associate, and our car was ready and waiting for us. The associate noted some existing damage in the car in advance and explained to us how tolls would work while we commuted. When we reached the car, we took a video of the entire exterior as a defense against any surprise fees after returning the rental. We neglected to inspect the interior thoroughly and later realized that a previous renter spilled something that looked like Coca Cola in the cupholders in the backseat. We cleaned these out ourselves before returning to avoid any charges. Our credit card provides rental car insurance - one of the few that still covers Ireland. The associate did not push back against our waiving of Hertz's insurance, nor did he ask to see documentation. However, Hertz has started adding on a fee for anyone waiving their coverage, which is quite shady.
Hertz Customer
At the time of rental the driver must present a full valid national driver's licence, which has been held for at least 2 years.
Customers from Northern Ireland holding a photocard driver's Licence must remember that the photocard and paper counterpart make up the complete driver's licence and both must be produced when renting a vehicle.
For licences not in English & Non - European Union licences, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is highly recommended.
The IDP translates the national licence into various languages and is on its own, without the national licence, not acceptable.
Driver's licences issued by the People's Republic of China may be accepted provided you present an official Hertz Certification form. Hertz China will issue this form on Hertz notepaper and will incorporate the Hertz China Corporate seal. A scanned copy of the original licence will appear on the Certification form. The Certification form is valid until the expiry date of the Driver's Licence. BOTH the Certification and the original licence MUST be produced at the time of rental.
If you hold a Driver's Licence issued in Vietnam, you need to present the original licence together with an authorised translation issued by the Vietnamese Ministry of Transport. If both documents are presented at time of rental these licences are acceptable worldwide.
Customers requiring further clarification of our driving licence requirements or clarification on acceptance of endorsements, please contact your Reservation Centre.
Please also refer to "Passport/Identity Card Information”.
Extra day is charged after 29 minutes over 24 hour rental period.
A one way rental is a rental which starts at one location and terminates at another. Availability is subject to location restrictions and vehicle type. A fee may apply for this service and will be advised at time of reservation.
For any driving restrictions within or outside Ireland please refer to “Driving Restrictions-Driving Abroad”.
For any further information please contact your Reservation Centre.
Hertz rates do not include fuel.
All Hertz vehicles are rented with a full tank and must be returned with a full tank or a local refuelling charge will apply in addition to the cost of the fuel.
Fuel Purchase Option (FPO).
For your convenience, you may purchase a tank of fuel from Hertz at the time of rental at a price that is competitive with local fuel stations. This method eliminates the need for you to refill the tank before returning. Please be aware that we are unable to give a refund for unused fuel.
Please check availability at time of rental.