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Skip the rental-car stress and travel between Dublin and Limerick in a private Mercedes E220 with a professional chauffeur. Expect a comfortable 2 hr 20 min drive with tolls, parking and bottled water included — ideal for arrivals and departures.
Skip the rental-car stress and travel between Dublin and Limerick in a private Mercedes E220 with a professional chauffeur. Expect a comfortable 2 hr 20 min drive with tolls, parking and bottled water included — ideal for arrivals and departures.
You step into Dublin's brisk air, eyes still adjusting from the arrival gate, and a smartly dressed chauffeur holds a name card like an invitation. The Mercedes E220 hums to life, leather cool beneath your hand, and the city falls behind: the Curragh's horse country rolls past, motorway lanes stitch through low drumlins, and peat-brown fields give way to the deeper green of the Golden Vale as the car eats miles.
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Operated by Za Execs · Limerick, County Limerick
You step into Dublin's brisk air, eyes still adjusting from the arrival gate, and a smartly dressed chauffeur holds a name card like an invitation. The Mercedes E220 hums to life, leather cool beneath your hand, and the city falls behind: the Curragh's horse country rolls past, motorway lanes stitch through low drumlins, and peat-brown fields give way to the deeper green of the Golden Vale as the car eats miles.
This corridor between Ireland's two great cities is a slice of history and geology. Ancient glaciation left ridges and limestone bedrock that farmers turned into some of the country's richest pasture. Limerick waits on the Shannon, a city shaped by Viking trade, Norman walls and a Georgian hold in the newer streets. Along the route you’ll glimpse stud farms, roadside stone walls and pubs that measure time by matches struck at closing.
Practically, this is a service for travelers who value time and comfort. The transfer averages 2 hours 20 minutes depending on traffic; tolls, parking and bottled water are included, and Wi‑Fi keeps you online. Provide flight details and expect your chauffeur to monitor arrivals; request stops sparingly to avoid extending journey time. Pack a charged phone and a light layer — the car is air‑conditioned but Irish weather can change fast.
For anyone moving between airports or cities with luggage and a schedule, the private Mercedes transfer takes the navigation and stress out of the journey, leaving room for the small discoveries — a riverside town to explore or a quiet pub in Limerick when you arrive.
The trip typically takes about 2 hours 20 minutes, but allow extra time for traffic or requested stops.
The service includes one-way private transfer in a Mercedes E220, fuel, tolls, parking, bottled water and onboard Wi‑Fi.
Child seats and extra stops should be requested at booking; availability may be limited and stops can extend travel time.
Full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable.
Za Execs operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into Dublin's brisk air, eyes still adjusting from the arrival gate, and a smartly dressed chauffeur holds a name card like an invitation. The Mercedes E220 hums to life, leather cool beneath your hand, and the city falls behind: the Curragh's horse country rolls past, motorway lanes stitch through low drumlins, and peat-brown fields give way to the deeper green of the Golden Vale as the car eats miles.
You step into Dublin's brisk air, eyes still adjusting from the arrival gate, and a smartly dressed chauffeur holds a name card like an invitation. The Mercedes E220 hums to life, leather cool beneath your hand, and the city falls behind: the Curragh's horse country rolls past, motorway lanes stitch through low drumlins, and peat-brown fields give way to the deeper green of the Golden Vale as the car eats miles.
This corridor between Ireland's two great cities is a slice of history and geology. Ancient glaciation left ridges and limestone bedrock that farmers turned into some of the country's richest pasture. Limerick waits on the Shannon, a city shaped by Viking trade, Norman walls and a Georgian hold in the newer streets. Along the route you’ll glimpse stud farms, roadside stone walls and pubs that measure time by matches struck at closing.
Practically, this is a service for travelers who value time and comfort. The transfer averages 2 hours 20 minutes depending on traffic; tolls, parking and bottled water are included, and Wi‑Fi keeps you online. Provide flight details and expect your chauffeur to monitor arrivals; request stops sparingly to avoid extending journey time. Pack a charged phone and a light layer — the car is air‑conditioned but Irish weather can change fast.
For anyone moving between airports or cities with luggage and a schedule, the private Mercedes transfer takes the navigation and stress out of the journey, leaving room for the small discoveries — a riverside town to explore or a quiet pub in Limerick when you arrive.