Dublin to Wexford on Expressway Route X2

Dublin Airport

Departures from Wexford Town start at 02.00 am through to 20:30pm, connecting Wexford with the airport throughout the day and covering peak airport departure times, while the service back to Wexford operates out of Dublin Airport between the hours of 06:00 am and midnight.

The X2 conveniently operates out of Atrium Road, Zone 11 in Dublin Airport.

For more information on our airport services, click here.

For more information on Dublin Airport, click here.

Enniscorthy

Heading to Dublin, the X2 departs from Enniscorthy, Templeshannon at 06:10 am.

Heading to Wexford, the X2 departs from Enniscorthy, Templeshannon at 19:25 pm.

Gorey

Heading to Dublin, the X2 departs from Gorey, Whitmore Jewellers on the Main Street, at 06:40 am.

Heading to Wexford, the X2 departs from Gorey, Gerry’s Supermarket on the Main Street, at 19:00 pm.

Wexford Town - O’Harrahan Station

Heading to Dublin, X2 departures from Wexford Town start at 02:00 am and end at 08:30 pm.

Returning services from Dublin commence at 06:00 am from the Airport and 06:20 am from Busáras. The last service out of Dublin is at midnight from Dublin Airport.

Journey Time between Dublin and Wexford

The journey time from Dublin to Wexford is approximately two hours and 20 minutes, making it one of the fastest ways to travel between Dublin and Wexford.

About Dublin to Wexford Coaches

Expressway coaches are a byword for comfort - reclining leather seats, air conditioning, sockets for charging any phones and laptops you might have, free Wi-Fi onboard, and plenty of room for any luggage you may have. Our fleet of brand new coaches will ensure your journey is Way Better.

Arriving in Dublin

Stepping off in our city’s capital opens up the entire island of Ireland for any prospective passengers travelling on, with our extensive services from Dublin giving you unparalleled access to the island of Ireland. See our list of related routes for details.

Dublin Shopping

If you’re heading to Dublin for a day out, you’re absolutely spoilt for choice. From high street shopping in Grafton Street, to some of Ireland’s best bars and restaurants, Dublin dwellers are spoilt for choice.

Tourist Attractions in Dublin

If you’re looking for a good day out, you could do worse than to spoil yourself with the historic delights of the Capital.

From the Book of Kells in the glorious surroundings of Trinity College , to the National Museum and Gallery, some of Ireland’s most storied sculptures and artefacts are just a 5 minute walk from Busáras.

If you’re feeling a bit more adventurous, why not head North to Glasnevin, and learn about the heroes of Ireland’s revolutionary past in Glasnevin Cemetery.

A trip to the northside is never complete without a visit to the GAA’s home of Croke Park – in the museum you can learn all about the heritage and history of our national sports.

Dublin Transport Links

When you’re in Dublin, the best way to get around is either with:

Dublin Bus
Luas
DART