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Connolly Station Taxi Rank

The main taxi rank for Dublin's busiest railway terminal, serving trains to Belfast, Sligo, Rosslare, and the entire DART coastal line. Connolly is also a major Luas Red Line interchange, making it one of the most important transport hubs in the city — and this rank is ready 24 hours a day for onward travel.

Hours
24/7
Always open
Best Times
7am–8pm
Easy taxi availability
Location
D01
Connolly station entrance
To Airport
€22–€30
~10 km · 20–30 min

Where to Find This Rank

The taxi rank is located directly outside the main entrance of Connolly Station on Amiens Street, next to the Luas Red Line stop and within a short walk of Busáras (the central bus station) and the IFSC financial district.

Map of Connolly Station taxi rank in Dublin, located at the main entrance of Connolly railway and Luas station for trains to Belfast and the north

Rank Details

Address Connolly Station, Amiens Street, Dublin 1, D01
Outside Connolly railway station main entrance
Coordinates 53.350740° N, 6.250254° W
Operating Hours Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
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Dublin's Busiest
Railway Terminal

Connolly handles more than 25 million passengers a year, making it Ireland's busiest station. The taxi rank is built around this constant flow of travellers from Belfast, the DART coastal line, and Luas Red Line users.

Morning to Early Evening (7am–8pm)

This is the easiest window to find a taxi at Connolly. Trains and DART services run frequently, and drivers rotate quickly through the rank between arrivals. Whether you've just come in from Howth, Malahide, or Belfast, a taxi is usually waiting or arrives within a few minutes.

Connections Across Dublin

Connolly is perfectly placed for onward travel to the city centre, O'Connell Street, Temple Bar, or Heuston Station if you need to transfer to a southbound or westbound train. The Dublin Airport run is slightly shorter from Connolly than from Heuston — typically €22–€30 during the day, the cheapest station-to-airport taxi route in Dublin.

Evenings & Late Night

From around 8pm onwards, train frequency drops and so does taxi rotation at the rank. You may still find cars waiting, but waiting times can increase. If you're arriving on a late train from Belfast or a long-distance service, pre-booking through CaminoCabs takes away the uncertainty.

Luas & Bus Connections

The rank is steps away from the Connolly Luas Red Line stop (which connects directly to Heuston Station and Tallaght) and just a 3-minute walk from Busáras, the central bus station serving intercity coach routes. A taxi is often faster than the Luas when you have luggage or multiple passengers.

Connolly Station
Taxi Rank FAQ

Is there a taxi rank at Connolly Station?

Yes. There is a 24-hour taxi rank directly outside the main entrance of Connolly Station on Amiens Street, next to the Luas Red Line stop. It's the main pickup point for arrivals from Belfast, Sligo, Rosslare, and all DART coastal services.

What are the best times to find a taxi at Connolly Station?

Between 7am and 8pm is when taxi availability is at its highest. Trains and DART services run frequently throughout the day, and drivers rotate quickly through the rank. After 8pm, availability drops as train frequency decreases, so pre-booking is recommended for late arrivals.

How much is a taxi from Connolly Station to Dublin Airport?

A taxi from Connolly Station to Dublin Airport (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2) typically costs €22–€30 during the day and €30–€38 at night. The journey is approximately 11 kilometres and takes 20–30 minutes depending on traffic. Use our fare calculator for a precise estimate.

How much is a taxi from Connolly to Heuston Station?

A taxi between Connolly and Heuston Station typically costs €10–€15 during the day. The distance is about 3 kilometres and takes 10–15 minutes. Although the Luas Red Line connects both stations directly, a taxi is often more comfortable if you're carrying luggage or travelling in a group.

What if there are no taxis at Connolly Station late at night?

From around 8–10pm, availability drops as train services become less frequent. If the rank is empty, send a WhatsApp message to +353 85 712 7547 or use the CaminoCabs app to pre-book. Our AI assistant confirms your booking in a couple of minutes, and you can track your driver in real time.

Is there a Luas stop at Connolly Station?

Yes — the Red Line Luas stops at Connolly/Busáras, right outside the station on Amiens Street. From here you can reach Heuston Station, Tallaght or Saggart. For Dublin Airport there's no Luas — take a taxi (€22–€30 day) or a bus.

Can I get to Connolly Station by taxi from other parts of Dublin?

Yes. Connolly is centrally located and easy to reach by taxi from anywhere in Dublin. Pre-book through the CaminoCabs app to guarantee a pickup in time for your train, especially useful for early Belfast services or catching connecting trains.

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About the Connolly Station Taxi Rank

Going to the airport? See our Connolly to Dublin Airport taxi page for fares, timing and the cheapest station-to-airport route.

The Connolly Station taxi rank serves Dublin's busiest railway terminal, handling trains to Belfast, Sligo, Rosslare, and the entire DART coastal line that connects coastal suburbs like Howth, Malahide, Bray, and Greystones. It's also a major Luas Red Line interchange and sits just a short walk from Busáras, the central bus station. The rank operates 24 hours a day, with highest availability between 7am and 8pm when train traffic is at its peak.

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