Dublin airport is still one of my favorites on the international front. Plenty of duty free options…read moreto shop. Typically free liquor samples - although don't go crazy if you have a long flight! Decent food options. Free and decent wi-fi. What's not to like. More importantly, having now once gotten stuck overseas due to customs being closed in the US, knowing you'll complete customs here on the front end is a huge plus. Factor that in to your travel plans (don't worry, TSA pre-check and Global Entry are in full swing). I loved being able to just 'walk out' after arriving back in the states from Dublin.

Dublin Airport is small and easy to navigate. Going through security was efficient. Coming in from…read moreLondon, we carryon had to be inspected. The staff were very nice. It was quick. Leaving Dublin for the US was also efficient. First you go through security then US Customs. So when you arrive in US you do not have to go through customs. The Customs officials were thorough and nicer than the US. Unfortunately the Liffey lounge with access through priority pass is not accessible after customs. The map is misleading. It appears that it is by the gate at Gate 400 but there isn't a gate 400. One lounge is in the terminals but needs to be reserved on line. No reservations were available at 7 am day of our flight. It is also not available on priority pass. Important to note: Once you go through customs, you cannot go back! After customs, there was minimal food and shopping. A few small duty free kiosks, 1 restaurant, a few coffee shops with little food options, and a small WH Smith. We could only find 1 water refilll station. Bathrooms were crowded.

Great airport, large enough to need busses from the plane to the ramp, that's the only downside as…read moreit was raining. Lots of Cafés at all hours selling all the carb options + beer and coffee. Not that im complaining but letting you know to come prepared. Lots of stations to charge and free wifi to continue to work while you wait. Tons of escalators and belts to move you around. JFK T4 learn from DUB or AMS.

We had some extra time at Dublin airport so we decided to sit down and have one last pint of…read moreGuinness and lunch at whiskey bread in the terminal. It had fast service, decent prices for beer, the food was okay. Experience for airport food.

Review of the restaurant only. The GA airport is a gem in itself but that's for a specialist…read moreaudience. Met a pal here recently for breakfast on a summer Tuesday morning. Not that easy to find if you haven't been before. Acres of free parking with the 1st floor restaurant in the main terminal building overlooking the ramp and runway. The restaurant, recently rebranded as Derbys but looks the same to me, was quiet as was the field. My companion ordered the full Irish and I asked for scrambled eggs on/in toast (see below) His breakfast was the usual mix of sausage, bacon, egg, mushrooms and beans. My eggs were something else. I'd never had a scrambled egg sandwich before with a handful of crisps on the side. Peculiar to say the least. The server put it down to my saying scrambled egg IN toast as opposed to scrambled egg ON toast. Nope, me either. That said, a perfectly adequate repast accompanied by plenty of coffee and good chat passed a pleasant hour or so. Whilst I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, it's not bad and a reasonable fuel stop.

Did a helicopter lesson a couple years back it was amazing did a circle around the wicklow…read moremountains and back to the airport The flight was a little short but you pay for what you get and all The road to the place is dangerous no pathway at all and the plots were not really friendly once your finished they kick you out and thats it its very rush rush overall I enjoy it

I'm traveling and Dublin is by far the WORST airport I have been to. There's zero room to sit and…read moreif you happen to find a spot, it's a painful metal chair. I'm pregnant and need to bring my feet up between international flight. This is the most unfriendly airport towards the elderly, pregnant women, and those with disabilities. I explored the entire airport for 4 hours and there's not even ONE area with minimally a carpeted floor to sit on to bring your feet up. This isn't traveler friendly at all. They treat people like cattle. Sad to see.

Pretty easy airport to get around. Not many moving escalators so expect to be walking a lot between…read moreterminals and gates. When I visited there was a lot of construction going on and there were several stairs to take. Recommend grabbing food when you see it when your traveling from one gate to another because once you get to your gate, the food options diminish greatly. I was stuck eating some nasty sandwich, chips, and a soft drink.