Where are we located?
TU Dublin Aungier Street is built on the site as the former Jacob’s factory, a historical site in Dublin 2, within a short walking distance of St Stephens Green and is extremely accessible by public transport from both sides of the city.
Our Eircode is D02 HW71. View our location on Google Maps.
Transport Options
The University is committed to sustainable travel. All users of the Campus are encouraged to bear this in mind when considering their travel options.
TU Dublin Aungier Street is easily accessible by bus and a range of cross-city Dublin Bus routes stop close to the campus, including:
- 9 From Limekiln Ave. To Charlestown
- 14 From Dundrum Luas Station Towards Beaumont (Ardlea Rd.)
- 14c From Beaumont / Dundrum To City Centre
- 15 From Ballycullen Rd. Towards Clongriffin
- 15a From Limekiln Ave. To Merrion Sq.
- 15b From Stocking Ave. To Merrion Sq.
- 15d From Whitechurch Towards Merrion Sq.
- 16 (From Ballinteer (Kingston) Towards Dublin Airport)
- 65 From Blessington / Ballymore To Poolbeg St.
- 65B From Citywest Towards Poolbeg St.
- 68 From Newcastle / Greenogue Business Park Towards Hawkins St.
- 68a From Bulfin Rd. Towards Hawkins St.
- 83 (From Kimmage To Harristown)
- 83a (From Kimmage To Harristown)
- 122 From Drimnagh Rd. Towards Ashington
- 140 From Palmerston Park Towards Ballymun (IKEA)
- 142 From UCD Belfield Towards Portmarnock
Check www.dublinbus.ie for up to date timetable information.
Bus Connects is a new bus network in Dublin which will improve the existing Transport for Ireland (TFI) network by providing enhanced bus services with high frequency spines linking local, orbital and radial routes. The TFI H Spine and C Spine both serve Dublin City Centre, including Abbey St, Tara St. and Aston Quay.
If you are arriving into Dublin City by train, both Pearse Street and Tara Street serve Dublin 2. From there you can pick up a Dublin Bike, or hop on a bus.
For up to date train timetables and routes, visit www.irishrail.ie.
Aungier Street campus is close to the Green Line Luas stop at St. Stephen’s Green, connecting students from Sandyford on the Southside and Cabra/Maynooth on the north side.
TU Dublin promotes cycling as a viable travel option for students and staff and 1 in 10 TU Dublin students cycle to college. It's a great way to keep fit and save money while in college. Use the Transport for Ireland Cycle Planner app to identify the shortest, safest route to campus.
There is lots of bike parking available if you have your own bike. If not, there are a number of Dublinbike stands close by on Kevin Street, York Street West and St. Stephens Green south (550 meters). You can hire a dublinbike by purchasing either a 1-day ticket, 3-day ticket or taking out an annual subscription. Full details on all dublinbike ticket options are available here.
Travel Apps
The Journey Planner App from Transport for Ireland provides journey planning, timetable and travel information from all licenced public transport providers across Ireland. Download the Real Time Ireland App, which integrates all real-time arrival information services from Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, DART, Iarnród Éireann and Luas services.
For travel by bus, Luas, or DART, get a Leap Card for convenience and to save money. Remember, you can save even more if you use a Child Leap Card until you turn 19! You can download the Leap Card Top-Up App and instantly check your balance, top up your card.
All Irish taxis can be verified by using the TFI Drive Check app to make sure the taxi you are taking has been registered. The app also lets you email a friend with your trip details.