Car Rental Dublin City

Car rental at Dublin City. Book with Irish Car Rentals for low cost car and van rental in Dublin City Centre.

Irish Car Rentals office is located in Spencer Dock where you can rent a car Dublin city center.

As soon as you walk through our city centre car hire office doors, you'll be met by an informed and friendly staff, who will be at your disposal for the duration of your journey with us.

Alternative rental locations

Irish Car Rentals also have an office at Dublin airport and one way car rental is an additional fee. For example, collecting from the city centre and dropping off at the airport or any of our locations in Ireland.

Additionally, we have a 24/7 service called GoCar by Europcar. This allows you to bypass the rental desk in Dublin city, go directly to your car and drive away. Get on the road quickly, reducing contact with staff and other travellers. It's our newest, safest and fastest way to rent.

Read more about GoCar by Europcar. This car rental experience is available at Dublin Airport 24/7, Dublin 24/7 Ballsbridge and locations that have '24/7' in their name.

Dublin Van Rental Service

Irish Car Rentals offers the following van to rent Dublin; Ford Connect Cube and Ford Transit vans. These are ideal for those looking to transport large items or for a commercial van hire use. Midweek or on weekends, short as one day or long term rental are available.

Guide on Dublin City, Ireland

Overlooking the River Liffey, and a stone's throw from the iconic Samuel Beckett Bridge, Irish Car Rentals is sandwiched between the ultra-modern Convention Centre and the storied Central Bank.

Whether you're a first-time visitor or regular frequenter of Dublin City centre, there is no end to the scope for adventure, enlightenment and fun.

And, behind the wheel of the right car, Ireland's intimate, but boisterous capital unravels beautifully before you - revealing her wonderful sights, sounds and citizens. At every turn, you'll encounter the city's past and present, as bygone eras and contemporary culture overlap seamlessly.

Drive the Dublin Coast

Ireland's west coast might be the more celebrated but, just beyond the confines of Dublin City Centre, winding roads skirt stunning seascapes and lead to quaint, but vibrant villages. When the weather permits, thousands of visitors - domestic and from abroad - flock to Malahide, Dalkey and Killiney to soak in the easy-going vibes, stroll along the picturesque promenades and indulge in the sumptuous seafood at local restaurants and pubs.