Dear Customers,

In the current environment, we all have to be fully aware of our responsibilities in relation to public health and wellbeing. Given the ever changing environment, it is impossible for anyone to predict the immediate effects and what changes the situation may bring.

As the safety and the wellbeing of our loyal customers and staff is our main priority, we will suspend the operation of all services effective immediately from tonight (March 16th) @ 23:59 until further notice. No services will run from March 17th onwards. On behalf of everyone at Dublin Coach, we are truly sorry for any inconvenience the Covid-19 crisis may be causing you and your family.

For all customers who booked their tickets online and were due to travel in the coming weeks, we have waived our "Change my booking" fees.

It is with a heavy heart we are implementing these measures. However we are confident it is the right decision in order to safeguard our customers’ and drivers’ health, which is of paramount importance to us at these unprecedented and difficult times. Please be careful over the coming weeks and stay safe.

Customers will be updated through our website and social media platforms. Please contact us by email on info@dublincoach.ie with any queries.

We hope to see everyone on board again in the near future.

The health & safety of both our customers and staff is important to Dublin Coach. We are all following public health instructions issued by the relevant authorities in relation to the coronavirus COVID-19. The guidelines can be viewed here.

Due to the Status Red Weather Warning being issued to Clare, valid from 13:00 – 16:00 on Sat 29th Feb, a number of our M7 services will be affected. Ennis and Bunratty will not be serviced during this time. See full details of affected services.

UPDATE: All services are running normally again. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Due to the New Year festival preparation we will be unable to access Custom House Quay from 28th Dec till 2nd Dec. All services will depart from George’s Quay.