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Belfield
Dublin 4
Ireland
This event will be hosted across five buildings of the Belfield campus – all within walking distance.
On-campus student rooms are available to participants at an exclusive rate. Click here for more information.
Dublin Airport is a 30-50-minute drive, depending on traffic, from both the city centre and the conference venue.
The Aircoach is available from the airport directly to the venue, the bus route 700 takes you directly from the airport to the venue. Tickets can be booked online or with cash or card on arrival.
You will need to purchase the local visitor card, Leap Card, to use public transport in Dublin. The Leap Card allows unlimited travel around the city by selecting a designated time period for its use. Without a Leap Card, all transport around Dublin will need to be paid for in exact cash payments.
Leap Cards can also be purchased at the airport, at Terminal 1's convenience store, Wright's Food Fayre, and online. There is also a helpful App for Leap Card, which can be pre-downloaded before you arrive.
When arranging travel and accommodation, please ensure that your booking is refundable. It is your responsibility to arrange appropriate travel insurance. ECPR is not liable for reimbursing the cost of travel or accommodation made by participants.
Below are emergency service details and other helpful information.
The number for emergency services in Ireland is 112 or 999. You will be asked the nature of your emergency and if you require an ambulance, police officer, or fire and rescue. In such cases it is helpful to know the Eircode, for emergencies on the UCD campus, you can give D4 F6X4.
First aid assistance can be provided by UCD Estates. Call them on 01 716 7999. They will either come to you to deliver first aid or direct emergency services through the campus for you.
There are a number of pharmacies in Dublin that are open late. Lloyds Pharmacy is the nearest late-night pharmacy to campus, their address is 14 Bird Avenue, Farranboley, Dublin 14, D14 Y5V6 and their number is 01 269 7086.
In Ireland, the police are called An Garda Síochána.
There is usually a light police presence on campus through the UCD Campus Watch. If needed they can be contacted through the UCD UniCare emergency line: 01 716 7999.
The closest police station to UCD campus is at 43 Donnybrook Road, and they can be contacted on 01 666 9200. Their operating hours are 07:00 - 21:00 every day of the week.
You will need to purchase the local visitor card, Leap Card, to use public transport in Dublin. The Leap Card allows unlimited travel around the city by selecting a designated time period for its use. Without a Leap Card, all transport around Dublin will need to be paid for in exact cash payments.
Leap Cards can also be purchased at the airport, at Terminal 1's convenience store, Wright's Food Fayre, and online. There is also a helpful App for Leap Card, which can be pre-downloaded before you arrive.
Dublin Bikes offers rental bikes that can be used throughout the city. 1 and 3 day tickets are available.
There are many taxi companies in Dublin who you can either book or reserve a car:
Castle Cabs, 01 831 9000
Pony Cabs, 01 661 2233
Speed Cabs, 01 475 0800
Checkers Cabs, 01 834 3434
City Cabs, 01 873 1122