Shannon Airport is approximately 150 kilometres (93 miles) from Kinsale. The journey by private car follows the N18 south towards Limerick, then the N20 towards Cork, before joining the R600 down to Kinsale on the south Cork coast.
| CIty | Car (up to 3 people and 3 pieces of hand luggage) | Minibus (up to 7 people) |
|---|---|---|
| KINSALE | 300 € | 360 € |
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Shannon Airport is approximately 150 kilometres (93 miles) from Kinsale. The journey by private car follows the N18 south towards Limerick, then the N20 towards Cork, before joining the R600 down to Kinsale on the south Cork coast.
The transfer typically takes around 2 hours and 10 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Journey times can vary slightly depending on traffic around Limerick or Cork city, but the route is largely motorway and dual carriageway, making it a comfortable and consistent drive.
EasyTransfer charges a single fixed price agreed at the time of booking. There are no meter charges, no additional fees for delays and no hidden extras. Please contact us directly for a quote tailored to your group size and travel date.
Yes. Your driver monitors your flight in real time from departure to landing. If your flight is delayed, your driver adjusts their arrival time accordingly and will be in the arrivals hall when you walk through the doors. There is no extra charge for flight delays.
Your chauffeur will meet you in the arrivals hall at Shannon Airport, holding a personalised name board with your name clearly displayed. You simply clear passport control, collect your luggage and walk out to find your driver waiting for you.
Absolutely. EasyTransfer operates return transfers from Kinsale to Shannon Airport on exactly the same terms — fixed price, professional driver, punctual collection from your door. Simply let us know your preferred departure time when booking and we will take care of the rest.
Yes. Child seats and booster seats are available on request at no additional charge. Please mention the ages of your children when making your booking so we can ensure the correct seats are fitted and ready for your journey.
Yes. We have a range of vehicles from standard saloon cars through to people carriers and minivans. Groups of up to eight passengers are accommodated, and we are equally happy to carry golf bags, surfboards, pushchairs and oversized items. Simply describe your requirements when booking and we will match you with the right vehicle.




Few towns in Ireland pack as much history, beauty and culinary reputation into such a compact space as Kinsale. Nestled where the River Bandon meets the sea on the southern coast of County Cork, this medieval harbour town has been drawing visitors for centuries — and for very good reason. Whether you're heading into the city centre or using Cork as a base for exploring West Cork, Kinsale, Killarney, or the Wild Atlantic Way — you'll find no shortage of reasons to stay.
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Built in 1677, Charles Fort at Summer Cove is one of Europe's finest star-shaped military fortresses, guarding Kinsale Harbour for over two centuries. The ramparts offer sweeping sea views, and local legend speaks of the White Lady — a ghostly bride said to haunt the walls still.
This 16th-century tower house has served as a Spanish garrison, customs house, sailors' prison and Famine workhouse. Today Desmond Castle houses the International Museum of Wine, tracing Kinsale's deep connection with the wine trade and the story of the Irish diaspora.
Thirteen kilometres south of town, this dramatic Atlantic promontory is home to a Napoleonic signal tower housing a museum dedicated to the RMS Lusitania, and the world-renowned Old Head Golf Links, where fairways run along sheer clifftops above the open ocean.
Built in 1607 on the Castlepark peninsula directly opposite Charles Fort, James Fort rewards the short detour with fine views across the harbour. In times of conflict, an underwater chain was stretched between the two forts to scuttle enemy vessels attempting to enter.


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