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[Irish Ferries](https://www.irishferries.com/)and [Stena Line](https://www.stenaline.ie/) both operate services into Dublin port.
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<ahref="https://www.irishferries.com/"target="_blank">Irish Ferries</a> and <ahref="https://www.stenaline.ie/"target="_blank">Stena Line</a> both operate services into Dublin port.
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Transportation from Dublin airport to the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road
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There are several transportation options available at Dublin Airport. Travel time from the airport to The Clayton Hotel Burlington Road is about 30 minutes via taxi.
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## Aircoach
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Aircoach 700 operates a service from Dublin Airport, Terminal 2 (DUB) to Burlington Road - Clayton Hotel. You can purchase tickets to and from Dublin Airport from €14.10 and pre-book online. Visit the [Aircoach website](http://www.aircoach.ie) for more information.
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Aircoach 700 operates a service from Dublin Airport, Terminal 2 (DUB) to Burlington Road - Clayton Hotel. You can purchase tickets to and from Dublin Airport from €14.10 and pre-book online. Visit the <ahref="http://www.aircoach.ie"target="_blank">Aircoach website</a> for more information.
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## Taxis
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Upon arrival to Dublin Airport, several official airport taxi services can be found directly outside
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the arrivals hall. The average current price from Dublin Airport to The Clayton Hotel Burlington Road is approximately €30.
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[FreeNow](https://www.free-now.com/ie/) is the most widely used taxi app in Dublin and can be downloaded through your regular App store.
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<ahref="https://www.free-now.com/ie/"target="_blank">FreeNow</a> is the most widely used taxi app in Dublin and can be downloaded through your regular App store.
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There are many official taxi services throughout Dublin. Please ensure you only travel in a registered taxi displaying their taxi license on the dashboard. Taxis are readily available all over the city with listed services in most tourism areas.
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## Travelling around Dublin & Ireland
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## Traveling around Dublin & Ireland
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### Leap Card
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Leap Card is a re-usable smartcard that enables you to pay for multiple public transportation options around Dublin. Get unlimited travel over your selected time period and go anywhere you want in the city and suburbs of Dublin, on any public transport you choose. You can even travel to and from the Airport at the start and end of your trip without any additional charge.
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Purchase a [Leap Visitor Card online](https://leapcard.ie/en/NavigationPages/CardPurchase.aspx), delivered to your home before you travel. You may also purchase Leap Cards from many local agents. Visit the [Leap Card website](https://about.leapcard.ie/leap-visitor-card) for more information.
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Purchase a <ahref="https://leapcard.ie/en/NavigationPages/CardPurchase.aspx"target="_blank">Leap Visitor Card online</a>, delivered to your home before you travel. You may also purchase Leap Cards from
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many local agents. Visit the <ahref="https://about.leapcard.ie/leap-visitor-card"target="_blank">Leap Card website</a> for more information.
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Once you have a Leap Visitor Card, you can top-up with additional time periods (1, 3 or 7 days) at any Leap Card Payzone outlet in Dublin (up to a maximum of five times). Your Leap Visitor Card allows you unlimited travel for the period you have selected on most transport services in Dublin:
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### Dublin Bus
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Dublin Bus offers a variance of routes throughout the city. Visit the [Transport for Ireland Website](https://www.transportforireland.ie/) for more information.
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Dublin Bus offers a variance of routes throughout the city. Visit the <ahref="https://www.transportforireland.ie/"target="_blank">Transport for Ireland Website</a> for more information.
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### Irish Rail/DART
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Irish Rail operates services that travel from Heuston and Connolly stations to cities/towns throughout Ireland. DART is a rail service that operates through Dublin, traveling on the east coast and servicing the coastal towns north and south of Dublin. Visit the [Irish Rail website](https://www.irishrail.ie/en-ie/) for more information.
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Irish Rail operates services that travel from Heuston and Connolly stations to cities/towns throughout Ireland. DART is a rail service that operates through Dublin, traveling on the east coast and servicing the coastal towns north and south of Dublin. Visit the <ahref="https://www.irishrail.ie/en-ie/"target="_blank">Irish Rail website</a> for more information.
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### Luas
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Luas is the Dublin light rail service that operates two tram lines, the Red line and the Green line: The Red Line (East to West) and the Green Line (North to South). The Red Line is 20 km in length and has 32 Stops. It runs from Tallaght to The Point and from Saggart to Connolly. The Green Line is 16.5 km in length and has 22 Stops. It runs from Brides Glen to St. Stephen’s Green through Sandyford. Visit the [Luas website](https://www.luas.ie/) for more information.
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Luas is the Dublin light rail service that operates two tram lines, the Red line and the Green line: The Red Line (East to West) and the Green Line (North to South). The Red Line is 20 km in length and has 32 Stops. It runs from Tallaght to The Point and from Saggart to Connolly. The Green Line is 16.5 km in length and has 22 Stops. It runs from Brides Glen to St. Stephen’s Green through Sandyford. Visit the <ahref="https://www.luas.ie/"target="_blank">Luas website</a> for more information.
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### Bicycles
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Dublin is one of many European cities that offer a bike sharing scheme for its many visitors and residents. You will see throughout the city centre the Dublin bikes parked throughout the capital. For information on how to hire visit [Dublin Bikes](https://www.dublinbikes.ie/). These are a fun way to explore Dublin.
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Dublin is one of many European cities that offer a bike sharing scheme for its many visitors and residents. You will see throughout the city centre the Dublin bikes parked throughout the capital. For information on how to hire visit <ahref="https://www.dublinbikes.ie/"target="_blank">Dublin Bikes</a>. These are a fun way to explore Dublin.
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### Car hire
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Available at Dublin Airport you can select to self-drive while in Ireland. Two of the major companies are [Hertz Car Hire](http://www.hertz.ie/) or [Avis Car Hire](http://www.avis.ie/default.aspx)
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Available at Dublin Airport you can select to self-drive while in Ireland. Two of the major companies are <ahref="http://www.hertz.ie/"target="_blank">Hertz Car Hire</a> and <ahref="http://www.avis.ie/default.aspx"target="_blank">Avis Car Hire</a>
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# Visas & Passports
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## Passports
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Currently UK citizens do not require a passport or visa to enter Ireland, but all carriers by air or sea require some form of identification with photograph (usually either a passport or drivers licence with photograph). Visitors are advised to check what form of ID is required with the individual airline, tour operator or travel agent before travelling. Visitors from all other countries, including European Union countries, must present their passport to enter Ireland.
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Currently UK citizens do not require a passport or visa to enter Ireland, but all carriers by air or sea require some form of identification with photograph (usually either a passport or drivers licence with photograph). Visitors are advised to check what form of ID is required with the individual airline, tour operator or travel agent before traveling. Visitors from all other countries, including European Union countries, must present their passport to enter Ireland.
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## Visas
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Visitors from many countries also require a visa to enter Ireland. It is essential to check with your travel operator whether your originating country requires a visa. Please discuss this with your travel operator and review the [Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland website](https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/visas-for-ireland/) for full information.
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Visitors from many countries also require a visa to enter Ireland. It is essential to check with your travel operator whether your originating country requires a visa. Please discuss this with your travel operator and review the <ahref="https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/visas-for-ireland/"target="_blank">Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland website</a> for full information.
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Please note that a Schengen visa or UK visa is **not** valid for travel to Ireland
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If you require a visa you may request a letter of booking confirmation from the conference registration desk once payment is completed in full for registration. No letter will be issued prior to full registration being completed. It is advisable that you book and pay for accommodation for the duration of your stay at the same time as your registration as confirmation of your accommodation should also be included with your visa application.
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**Note that visa applications can take a minimum of 8+ weeks for Ireland – please ensure that you apply in time to attend the conference.**
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You can apply for a visa using the online [AVATS](https://www.visas.inis.gov.ie/avats/OnlineHome.aspx) process.
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You can apply for a visa using the online <ahref="https://www.visas.inis.gov.ie/avats/OnlineHome.aspx"target="_blank">AVATS</a> process.
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Before beginning the online process you should have the following information to hand:
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1. Passport and details of any previous passports – number, date of issue/expiry
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2. Details of any previous Irish visa applications
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3. Contact details for your host in Ireland
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4. Itinerary
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Following submission of your online visa application using AVATS, please note that you will also be required to submit a signed summary of your application form, original passport, passport-sized colour photograph, the relevant fee and all supporting documents, to the relevant Irish Embassy/Consulate/Visa Office per your application procedures. Further information is available [here](https://www.irishimmigration.ie/).
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Following submission of your online visa application using AVATS, please note that you will also be required to submit a signed summary of your application form, original passport, passport-sized colour photograph, the relevant fee and all supporting documents, to the relevant Irish Embassy/Consulate/Visa Office per your application procedures. Further information is available <ahref="https://www.irishimmigration.ie/"target="_blank">here</a>.
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**Please note:***The above content is only provided as an information tool. We cannot advise with regards your individual visa application or whether further delays may occur or regulations change within governmental procedure without notice.
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If you require a Visa to travel into Ireland, you are advised to register and complete your application as soon as possible. The conference office at Keynote PCO, nor the conference committee, board or any members involved in ICAPS 2026 take no responsibility for your application.*
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