Getting to Cork
By Air
Cork International Airport operates daily flights to and from major UK and European cities, including London, Amsterdam and Paris, and is a convenient final destination for connecting flights. The airport is just 8km from the city, and is accessible via a short taxi ride or public transport. Car rental is also available at the airport.
Dublin International Airport is 230km from Cork City, and has extensive connections across the world. Bus transfers to Cork are available directly from the airport, while train transfers are available from Dublin City Centre. Car rental is available at the airport, the journey takes approximately three hours.
Shannon International Airport is 125km from Cork City, and has direct routes to North America, London and some European cities. Car rental is available at the airport, the journey takes approximately two hours.
By Train
Cork is accessible via train through the Irish Rail train network. The Dublin-Cork train is direct, with many other destinations available through connections.
By Bus
Cork is connected to most major Irish cities via bus.
City Link: Galway, Limerick, Dublin
Expressway: Galway, Limerick, Waterford, Dublin
Bus Eireann: Galway, Limerick, Dublin, local Cork City and County Services
Aircoach: Direct service from Dublin airport - Dublin City Centre - Cork City
Cork is known for its rugged landscape and beautiful beaches. For delegates with access to a car, we recommend exploring Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way which stretches from the north to south of the island. You can find out more here:
https://www.thewildatlanticway.com/
Within the county of Cork you can find lakes, mountains, beaches and forests. There is also much to discover from the water, with sailing, kayaking and whale-watching on offer.