Car Rental Dublin

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Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a car from Dublin Airport (DUB)?
Car rentals at Dublin Airport (DUB) are situated in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Here you'll be able to grab a set of wheels at Dooley, Europcar or Avis. Enterprise and Budget also provide some top deals.
What happens if I need to cancel my Dublin car reservation?
No need to stress. You should be eligible for a complete refund if you notify us a minimum of six hours ahead of collecting the car. Your itinerary contains information about this, as does our Customer Service Portal. Not all prepaid bookings qualify for a refund though, so you may want to check the car's rental agreement.
What types of cars can I rent in Dublin?
Minis are the smallest car you can rent, and they're normally the most economical too. It's no surprise then that they're such a favorite with vacationers in Dublin. Zip around the city's best sights — you'll be astounded at the parking spots you can squeeze into. Prefer something a little roomier? Have a look at our standard, economy and mid-size options.
Where can I go on a road trip from Dublin?
There are so many things to do in Dublin, but venture farther afield and you'll find more sightseeing magic. Organize a set of wheels and you can discover the surrounding area at your own pace. Add these awesome drives to your list:

  • Make tracks to Waterford for an excellent sightseeing adventure. Approximately 137 kilometers from Dublin, it's home to loads of great sights like House of Waterford Crystal.
  • Your next pit stop? Dundalk, which is around 72 kilometers away. Dundalk Stadium is one local draw card you won't want to miss.
  • Get out into nature and breathe in some fresh air at Connemara National Park. You'll find it around 241 kilometers from Dublin.

How do I find the best car rental deals in Dublin with Expedia?
Expedia makes it easy to compare prices, offers and rental companies, and to check customer reviews. Combine your Dublin car rental with flight or hotel bookings to make even bigger savings.
How old do you have to be to rent a car in Dublin?
Anyone with a valid driver's license aged 21 and over can rent a car in Dublin. While some outlets may be willing to rent to drivers younger than 21, prepare for additional fees. Find out what ages the young renter fee applies to, and associated costs, before booking your ride. Suppliers also restrict the types of cars available to young drivers. Higher limits are in place for large vehicles like premium SUVs and luxury models.
What do you need to rent a car in Dublin?
The main things are your driver's license and a credit card in your name. Car rental companies will offer you insurance, which is optional. But you may have to provide proof of other coverage if you prefer to opt out. We recommend checking your policy terms and conditions to avoid any issues.
What side of the road do you drive on in Dublin?
In Dublin, as with all of Ireland, you drive on the left-hand side of the road. Take things slow and get comfortable driving on the opposite side if you've never done it before.
Can I rent a car for a month or longer in Dublin?
You can rent a car for a month or even longer in Dublin, so go ahead and extend your hard-earned vacation! Simply enter your trip details into our long-term car rental deals page and find your perfect ride.
Where can I find a Dublin car rental if I am younger than 25?
You'll need to look into the age policy of the Dublin rental suppliers you're interested in. If you're under 25 years of age, be aware that some will charge additional fees. It's useful to know this before arriving at the desk so you can budget accordingly. Each rental car company has its own policies for young drivers, so it pays to do your research.