Access

Road Network

Waterford has an excellent road network with the M9 motorway allowing you to travel to Dublin with ease in under 2 hours. The N25 national primary route traverses the length of Waterford from East to West allowing travel between the two main urban centres of Dungarvan and Waterford City in 40 minutes.

Rail Network

There is a rail connection between Waterford and Dublin City that allows you to travel to the capital in comfort in approximately 2 hours. Excellent wifi allows you to work online while you travel.

The rail link runs through the Port of Waterford offering a quayside railhead and giving access to the national rail network

Port

The Port of Waterford is the most modern port in Ireland and the closest one to mainland Europe.

• National rail link running through the port.
• Excellent road connections to the rest of Ireland.
• The Port of Waterford operates 24 hours a day.
• Handles 2.2 million tonnes of lo-lo, bulk liquid, bulk solid, break bulk & general cargo per annum.
• Serves blue chip clients such as Coca-Cola, Fyffes, DFDS logistics, Samskip & Glanbia.
• An average of 30 cruise liners visit the Port of Waterford each year bringing over 10,000 visitors to Waterford.

Airport

Waterford Airport serves Birmingham and London and is a key element of the transport infrastructure that Waterford has to offer.

• Plans for a capital development programme to widen the airports runway to facilitate a wider variety of aircraft and increase the range of routes and services.
• Land adjacent to the airport is available to grow the airport’s ancillary businesses. 
• The Irish Coastguard Search & Rescue has two Sikorsky rescue helicopters based in Waterford airport and CHC, the Coastguard’s operating company, do their training & service their fleet in Waterford.