Ground Transport
- Bus, train
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| Means of transport | Operator | Route | Destination | Website | Notes | ||
| Bus | Bus Éireann | 226 | Cork Kent railway station | www.buseireann.ie | |||
| Bus Éireann | 249 | Cork Parnell Bus Station via Turners Cross | www.buseireann.ie | ||||
| Bus Éireann | 249 | Garretstown via Kinsale | www.buseireann.ie | ||||
| Bus Éireann | 252 | Cork Parnell Bus Station | www.buseireann.ie | Summer only | |||
| Bus Éireann | 252 | Kenmare via Kinsale | www.buseireann.ie | Summer only | |||
| Citylink | 4 | Galway via Limerick, Mallow and Cork City Centre | www.citylink.ie | ||||
- Taxi
The airport is served by taxi. There is a taxi rank located outside the arrivals entrance.
- Road
Cork Airport is located 8 km from Cork city centre at the south end of the N27 when coming from the north, west, or east of Cork, and off the R600 when coming from Kinsale. The M8 motorway provides a link to the airport for north-east County Cork and County Tipperary.
- Car hire
Car hire is available in the arrivals hall of the terminal building, with nine car rental firms located at the airport.
- Car parking
Cork Airport Authority operates all car parks at the airport and offers both short-term and long-term parking within the airport campus with over 4,600 spaces available in total. Special rates are available for frequent users of car parking facilities at Cork Airport. All car parks operate 24 hours and are regularly patrolled by Airport Police.
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