Knock Airport (Ireland West)

Main Arrivals Hall Knock Airport (Ireland West Airport Knock) Co Mayo, F12 T1K8

Knock Airport (Ireland West)

By bus

Ireland West Airport Knock has regular daily direct bus services, through Expressway route 64 and Bus Eireann route 440. Regular connections are also available from towns and villages in Donegal, Sligo, Galway and Mayo, as well as Leitrim, Roscommon and other counties in the midlands. Click below for timetables on the official Bus Eireann site.

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By taxi

Ireland West Airport boasts an ample fleet of airport cabs, and some companies and drivers are officially licenced and vetted by the airport. Most drivers offer fares to and from the airport, and the rank can be found directly outside the arrivals gate. The airport recommends pre-booking to guarantee a quick transfer. Click below for a list of companies and drivers, to make a pre-booking or to check fare estimates.

Ireland West by taxi

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Athlone is located between County Roscommon and County Westmeath. The town is served by a number of Bus Eireann services and taxi services which can be accessed in the center of the town.

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We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Diners Club and Discover Cards. We only accept debit or credit cards from the person in whose name the booking is made. GoCar by Europcar bookings have to be prepaid online.

Debit cards will only be accepted if either (1) a credit card is also provided to cover the excess; or (2) the customer purchases our Super Collision Damage Waiver product, which reduces the excess to €250. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions.

Yes, you can check rates through our booking system before making a reservation. Your booking is only complete when you agree to the Terms & Conditions and click the 'Pay now' button.

Most of our basic rental fees include Collision Damage Waiver and Theft Waiver, which have an excess of between €1,500 and €2,500 depending on the vehicle category. For more information, please refer to the Excess Amounts and Coverages section in our Terms & Conditions.

Drivers must meet the requirement for licence eligibility. If the number of years is eight, this does not mean the driver must have held their licence for 8 years — they must have been eligible to hold their licence for eight years. This information is stated clearly in our Terms & Conditions.

When you arrive at the CARHIRE desk (operated by Europcar), we will ask you to provide a valid unendorsed driving licence issued by your country of residence, and a major credit card in the name of the main driver. If your licence is issued in the UK, you must provide the ‘Share Driving Licence’ information, which you can obtain by visiting gov.uk/view-driving-licence.

Non-EU/EEA driving licences cannot be accepted if the holder has been resident in Ireland for more than 12 months. Holders of UK, US, Canadian, Australian and all EU member states are not required to supply an International Driving Permit (IDP).

If an International Driving Permit is required, it must be accompanied by the driver’s original domestic licence, photo ID such as a passport or national identity card, and a utility bill or bank statement (dated within the last three months) with the same address as your driving licence. If you are using a prepaid voucher (with a specified value or that says group and days apply'), you must also present a credit card for your deposit and charges that have not been prepaid.

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