The airport offers a variety of transport options to connect with Cork city and other locations in Ireland.
Buses
The bus stops are conveniently located right in front of the terminal building.
Bus Éireann
Bus Éireann operates several routes to and from the airport, providing a direct connection to Cork city centre (including Kent Train Station) and other key destinations.
- Route 225: Connects the airport with Kent Train Station (via Cork city centre) and with Carrigaline, Shanbally, Ringaskiddy and Loughbeg.
- Route 226: Offers service to Parnell Place Bus Station, Kent Train Station, and towns such as Riverstick, Belgooly and Kinsale.
To check timetables and purchase tickets, you can visit the official Bus Éireann website.
Connections to Other Cities
Other bus and coach companies offer direct services to major cities outside County Cork. Citylink provides transport to Limerick and Galway with several daily departures via service 251.
Trains (Iarnród Éireann)
The airport does not have a direct train station. However, you can connect with the national rail service operated by Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail) from Kent Train Station in Cork city centre, which is easily reached via bus routes 225 and 226.
From there, connections are available to major Irish cities such as Dublin, Limerick and Tralee.
You can check timetables and fares online.
Taxis
An official taxi rank is available just outside the terminal building. The journey to Cork city centre takes around 15 minutes and costs approximately €20.00.
It is recommended to use only licensed taxis available at the official rank.
For more details on transport services and bookings, you can visit the airport’s transport section.