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Rent a car or van in Dublin City, Spencer Dock with Europcar
Europcar is the leading car and van rental company in Ireland and a well-known mobility expert in Dublin City, Spencer Dock. We specialise in providing both short and long term car and van rentals, from one hour up to 24 months, for both leisure and business customers. A single car or 100 vans. For one hour or two years. Whatever your journey, we have the solution. Europcar’s huge fleet of cars and vans is one of Ireland’s largest and most modern. From compact, economy, executive, electric and SUV models to small, medium and large vans, we have the right vehicle for you.
Now with our car sharing brand GoCar available in Dublin - Spencer Dock you can pick up a vehicle in a wide selection of on-street locations. No queuing at the rental station and cars or vans available 24/7. Find an on-street pick up location, book through the app and drive away! An ideal option for shorter rentals of only a few hours. Fuel, insurance and tax is included, and you can simply drop the vehicle off where you picked it up.
So, if you are looking for a car for leisure or business in Dublin City, Spencer Dock you’re in the right place. Our range of services is unrivalled:
- Short and long term solutions
- Electric vehicle rental
- Pay-by-the-hour car sharing and on-site corporate pool cars
- Vans customised to suit your needs
- Vehicle replacement when yours is off the road
- Fleet telematics
- International rental and chauffeur solutions via our global network
Read more about Dublin City, Spencer Dock
Dublin - Dublin City, Spencer Dock
Dublin has many museums to visit and beautiful Georgian architecture in the older parts of the city. It has several theatres, the most famous being the Abbey Theatre. Apart from cultural events, the city also offers tours of breweries and distilleries. The Guinness Brewery and the Jameson Irish Whisky Experience are two of the most famous of these. Most tours have samples as part of the deal so drivers might have to go easy on these, but their passengers can indulge.
The Docklands is a vibrant part of the city with attractions such as the Irish Emigration Museum which tells the story of those who emigrated all over the world and what they achieved in their new countries. You can enjoy the cafes and street life along the various quays in this area. There are also interesting water-based activities such as paddleboarding and kayaking. Water sports are very popular in Ireland now. Bull Island, visible from Dublin Bay is an area for kitesurfing. The coastal roads from Dublin provide very scenic driving. There are quiet fishing villages such as Howth or grand buildings like Malahide Castle. Dun Laoghaire, which is pronounced Dun Leery, is another coastal town and a good place to try sailing with the Irish National Sailing School. Portmarnock to the North of County Dublin also offers a world-famous golf course which has been played by Tiger Woods.
