Dublin, Ireland

Ireland’s capital, Dublin, is a city where history, culture, and creativity come together in a lively and welcoming setting. Participants can explore world-famous landmarks such as Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, and the lively Temple Bar district, known for its pubs and music. The city is compact and easy to navigate by foot or public transport, with reliable bus, tram (LUAS), and train (DART) connections. Whether you’re here for business or leisure, Dublin’s warm hospitality and cultural energy make every visit memorable.

Royal Dublin Society - conference venue

address: Merrion Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, D04 AK83, Ireland

Located in the heart of Dublin, the RDS is one of Ireland’s most prestigious venues, combining modern conference facilities with a rich history dating back to 1731.With its central location, the RDS is easily accessible by public transport and just a short journey from Dublin Airport. Surrounded by hotels, restaurants, and cultural landmarks, it provides the perfect backdrop for both professional engagement and social interaction.

Getting to RDS from Dublin Airport
The Aircoach bus No. 702 goes directly from the Dublin Airport Terminal 2 to the RDS grounds. The trip takes around 35 min and costs around €10. Click on the icon to search for the best trip.
Taxis are available at the Taxi rank outside Arrivals. Expect to pay between €30 and €40 to get to the RDS.

Getting to RDS from the Train Station
Heuston Railway Station - take the bust No. 4 toward the Monkstown Ave. Get off at RDS Ballsbridge.
The trip takes around 30 minutes and costs 2 EUR.

Connolly Train Station - take DART towards Bray (Daly), get off at Sandymounth, then walk for 10 minutes to the venue. Trip takes around 20 minutes and costs 2 EUR.

Getting to RDS by car
All car parking facilities at hte RDS are operated on a fee-paying basis. Daily parking & event visitors (subject to availability) costs 10 EUR.
You can park either at Merrion Road Card Park (Mo-Fri 7am - 7pm) or Simmonscourt Road and Anglesea Road Car Parks (Mo-Fri 7am - 7pm).

Getting to Dublin

Dublin Airport (around 10 km from the city centre)
In order to reach the city centre after arrival you may take either Aircoach, Dublin Express or Dublin Bus (routes 16,19 & 41). Bus journey takes between 20-45 minutes to get to the city. Alternatively, you may tak a taxi, which takes around 30-40 minutes and costs approximately 35 euros.

Trains to Dublin
Connoly, Heuston and Pearse Station are the main stations in Dublin, with each of them having long-distance intercity connections to other counties and Northern Ireland. Once in Dublin, the main stations are convenient for onward transportation.If you are arriving from the UK is also possible to travel by train & ferry in order to reach Dublin without flying.

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