Eurofound is situated 16km south of Dublin city centre, 1km inland from the coast at Wyattville Road, Loughlinstown. Dublin Airport is situated 12km north of the city centre. You can find the location of Eurofound on OpenStreetMap(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab, Google Maps(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab or by using Eircode D18 KP65 with your preferred navigation software.
From Dublin Airport
Take the M50 motorway (follow signs marked from airport exit) southbound heading in the direction of Wicklow/Wexford. Leave the motorway at exit 16 (Cherrywood/ Loughlinstown/ Ballybrack), veering left at the lights and onto Wyattville Link Road. Drive through three further sets of traffic lights, crossing over the N11/Bray road to reach Wyattville Road, staying in the right lane [See journey on Google maps(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab]. Drive through a fourth set of lights and at the fifth lights, make a U-turn, so that you are now heading back down Wyattville Road in the opposite direction, staying in left lane. Prepare to stop just before the next junction (150m) and turn left into the main entrance of Eurofound (stone pillars).
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From Dublin city centre
The best route is to travel on the main road N11, via Donnybrook, Stillorgan and Foxrock (direction Bray). Reach the major junction indicated Ballybrack/Killiney/Dalkey, staying in the left lane, and take a left turn at the lights onto Wyattville Road. Drive through the first set of lights and at the second set make a U-turn so that you are now heading back down Wyattville Road in the opposite direction. Move to the left lane and prepare to stop just before the next junction (150m) and turn left into the main entrance of Eurofound (stone pillars).
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You can pick up a taxi at Dublin airport and travel either directly to Eurofound (Eircode D18 KP65) or to the city centre (where you have the option of continuing to Eurofound by public transport). Estimations of taxi fares are available in the TFI Taxi Fare Estimator(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab.
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Bus
Several buses run by Dublin Bus(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab will take you directly to Eurofound in Loughlinstown from the city centre.
No. 7 (destination 'Brides Glen'), via Dún Laoghaire, to Stop 3220, Wyattville Close, Loughlinstown
No. 7a (destination 'Loughlinstown Park'), via Dún Laoghaire, to Stop 3221, Loughlinstown Drive
No. E1 (every 8 to 10 minutes): From D'Olier Street towards Ballywaltrim, Bray, get off at Stop 3134, Wyattville Road junction on the N11, right next to the main entrance to Eurofound
Also via Dún Laoghaire to Eurofound:
Combination DART (see below under ‘train’) to Dún Laoghaire and bus No. 111 (destination 'Brides Glen') from outside the Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Council office on Marine Road. Get off at Stop 3221, Loughlinstown Drive
Combination No. E2 to Dún Laoghaire and No. 111 (destination 'Brides Glen') from outside the Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Council office on Marine Road
Tram
The tram system in Dublin is known as Luas.
Coming from City Centre by Luas Green Line (light rail)
Luas Green Line stops in the city centre can be found on Marlborough Street, College Green, Dawson Street, St Stephen’s Green and Harcourt Street.
Choose trams that are going to Bride’s Glen
Journey time from the St Stephen’s Green stop is approximately 35-40 minutes
One every 5-15 minutes, depending on time of day
Return ticket €5.20 - valid all day (see Single and Return Tickets(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab)
Disembark at Bride's Glen (last stop), which is in Cherrywood Business Park
Approximately a 15-minute walk from Luas stop to Eurofound
Directions: When you exit the tram terminus at Bride’s Glen, turn left and follow the road. Turn left with the road and continue straight. You will shortly reach a roundabout – go straight through this and continue until you leave the business park and reach the main road. Turn right at the main road and continue straight. You will shortly reach a bridge (N11 flyover). Continue across this bridge and when you reach the other side of the bridge, the entrance to Eurofound will be visible to your right. Cross at the signal but be wary of traffic coming from multiple directions. www.luas.ie(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab.
Train
You can take the Dublin suburban train (known as the DART(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab) from the city centre to Killiney station on the south-east coast, a 27 minute-walk to Eurofound [Google maps] . Trains depart from any of the city centre stations – Connolly, Tara Street or Pearse – approximately every 15 minutes. Timetables are available at www.irishrail.ie(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab. Please note that there is no taxi service from Killiney station. See route.
Airport bus
Airport bus services running to stops close to Dublin are run by the company Aircoach.
The Aircoach route 700 operates between Dublin Airport and Leopardstown (no longer servicing Greystones or stopping outside Eurofound). If you use this service, you will have to arrange a taxi from the Leopardstown stop at the Clayton Hotel directly to Eurofound.
The Aircoach route 702 stops at other southside destinations such as Ballsbridge Hotel (Pembroke Road), Dún Laoghaire and Dalkey, where you can pick up a taxi to continue your journey to Eurofound. You can also pick up bus No. 7a (destination 'Loughlinstown Park') from outside Ballsbridge Hotel.
Always consult the website www.aircoach.ie(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab as there may be changes in fares, bus routes or schedules at certain times of the year.
A variety of car rental companies are located in the arrivals hall at Dublin Airport and you can also book your car hire online in advance.
Do you need information on public transport in Dublin city and beyond? Click on the Journey planner(opens in new tab)This link opens in a new tab for quick and convenient journey planning and timetable information.