Luxury Car Rental In Dublin & Supercar Hire In Dublin

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Barry Branch

Imagine the looks we got from people! And of course the feeling of riding an amazing car is really unique - I will not forget that experience. Thanks!
Clark Wilson

I am really pleased with their service and without a doubt I would recommend them.
Kevin P.

The car was delivered directly to the hotel I was staying in and it looked really fantastic up close!

The Best Luxury Cars To Rent In Dublin

Luxury Car Rental Dublin is the finest way to experience this fair city and its surrounds. Dublin is the capital of Ireland and the most populated city in Ireland. Dublin means 'black pool' with the word dubh meaning black and linn meaning pool. The city is located on the east coast of Ireland at the mouth of the River Uffey. There have been settlements in the area around Dublin Bay since pre-history and the writings of Ptolemy in 140 AD mentions the settlement in which he called it Eblana Civitas.

The Vikings settled here in the 9th century and remained until the Norman invasion of 1169. 2 years later King Henry II of England conquered Ireland and was named Lord of Ireland. It changed then into the Kingdom of Dublin and became the prime Irish city after the Norman invasion. Try our luxury car hire Dublin today and enjoy this city in sheer style.

Dublin Castle was created in 1204 under the orders of King John of England. The city grew in this time and had a population of 8000 at the beginning of the 14th century. By 1700 it had become over 50,000 people. The population grew massively in the 17th century and was the 2nd largest city in the British Empire (after London) for a while with a population of 130,000. Some of the best architecture was built in the Georgian period and the Temple Bar, Grafton Street, the Custom House and the Four Courts are all well worth seeing.

In the 18th century, buildings like Parliament House and the Royal Exchange and Merrion Square were all built. In 1759 the Guinness brewery was built and it has been Dublin's biggest employer ever since. The Act of Union in 1800 brought stagnation and Ireland played no part in the Industrial revolution or ship building due to bias from London favouring the protestant north but by 1922 Ireland gained independence from the British Empire and Dublin became the capital.

Dublin is listed as one of the top 30 cities in the world. Since 1997, Dublin has had a massive boom when Ireland had a huge amount of investment during the Celtic Tiger period but in recent times they've had leaner times.