Remembering Heinrich Bewerunge (1862-1923):

Getting to Maynooth

Bus and coach services convey passengers from the Airport to the city centre within about 30 minutes. The Aircoach service is probably the most convenient connection to the city centre. Current fares are €7 (single) or €12 (return).

Other buses from the airport terminate at Busáras, the main bus station, which is beside Connolly Station and from which a direct train service runs to Maynooth. There are no direct train services to and from Dublin airport to Maynooth.

Taxis are available from the forecourt of the Arrivals area at Dublin Airport. A taxi dispatcher is available at the taxi rank if you require any further information or assistance. Dublin taxis have no special colour but are easily identified by their official roof signs. A taxi from the airport to Maynooth will usually cost between €55 and €60.

All licensed taxis are obliged to display passenger information including rights and responsibilities and fare information, supplied by the Commission for Taxi Regulation, in the front and back of the vehicle. A taxi receipt printed directly from the meter (not handwritten) must be given to all customers including details of the vehicle's licence number, the distance travelled, the amount paid, the date and duration of journey.

Accommodation

Accommodation is available on campus - please quote booking code BWCN10_12 when booking.

Eating in Maynooth

There is a wide variety of food venues in the village, including pub food, casual dining and fast food outlets.