Inchicore Holiday Packages

If you want to save a bit of cash, Wotif is your new best mate.

What's the secret, you may wonder? Simple, we can combine your accommodation and flights into one amazing little package.

Inchicore is waiting for you!

Your savings could hit if you lock in a package. Exactly how do you do this? Just mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

Wotif has some of the most competitive prices online. Better start packing your bags — right now is the time to hit the skies.

Inchicore Accommodation

We're afraid you're all out of luck if you were hoping to lock in accommodation in Inchicore. However, there are 207 properties just a short trip away. Take a look over your options on Wotif.

Having problems deciding where to get your beauty sleep? That's where we can help. The St. Stephen's Green Penthouse (No 22 18 Baggot Street Lower) and the Crompton Hall Holiday Apartments (110 Thomas Street) are some decent properties not too far away.

Car Hire in Inchicore

It makes no difference how many suitcases you're hauling around, because Avis and Budget are only a few minutes from the arrivals area at Dublin Airport. Get your hands on a baggage trolley (or two) and make the quick walk to pick up your rental car.

Finding a rental outlet in the city can be a hassle. However, if you venture out to Temple Bar you'll be able to find a variety of options. Sixt and Europcar are the leading choices here. They're situated 0.8 kilometres and 0.9 kilometres away, respectively.

Holidays to Inchicore

Booked that flight, packed your favourite flip flops but don't know a thing about Inchicore? Listen up. We'll tell you a few things about this awesome destination.

This unique neighbourhood is an excellent base for finding out what Dublin, the national capital, has to offer. To get there from the centre, you'll need to travel west for 5 kilometres.

It's the people that can make an escape truly unforgettable. So while you're in Inchicore, why not travel out of town for a bit and introduce yourself to some of the 1 000 000 residents that call Dublin their home?