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Dublin coach lands at The Gleneagle Hotel
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THE distinctive green buses of Dublin Coach are to become a familiar sight at The Gleneagle Hotel as it was announced today that the landmark hotel is the newest stop on the hugely popular bus service to and from Dublin.
Patrick O’Donoghue, managing director of The Gleneagle Group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Dublin Coach to The Gleneagle, our guests can avail of their fantastic service and enjoy being dropped and collected right outside our doors.
“Dublin Coach is providing a much-needed service direct to Dublin, and in particular to Dublin airport, which will benefit both locals and visitors alike.”
There are a total of eight departure times and eight arrival times daily, visit www.dublincoach.ie for the full timetable. Northbound coaches also pick-up on East Avenue Road in Killarney while inbound coaches also drop off on Mission Road.
“We are providing a direct link for passengers into Kerry from Dublin Airport and Dublin city at an affordable price with customers travelling in comfort and style,’’ said Aoife Dunphy, marketing manager with Dublin Coach.
Dublin Coach departs daily from Killarney stopping in Abbeyfeale, Newcastle West, Adare, Limerick City, University of Limerick, Kildare Village, Red Cow Luas and Dublin City centre with connections at the Red Cow Luas to both Dundrum town centre and also Dublin Airport.
Fares for the Dublin Coach service start at €10 one-way to Limerick and €20 one-way to Dublin from Killarney with two children under 12 travelling free with every paying adult. The luxury transport provider uses top-of-the-line Mercedes Tourismo coaches with leather reclining seats, free Wi-Fi and toilet facilities. For more information visit www.dublincoach.ie
Above: John Reilly, left, Area Manager, Dublin Coach, Aoife Hickey, Marketing Manager, Dublin Coach, and Patrick O’Donoghue, Managing Director, Gleneagle Group, announcing details that Dublin Coach will become a familiar sight at The Gleneagle Hotel. The landmark hotel is the newest stop on the hugely popular bus service to and from Dublin. PICTURE: VALERIE O'SULLIVAN
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