By bus
There is also a bus service in the town which covers most areas of interest. Information on timetables, routes and fares can be found locally.
By bike
Renting a bike is a pleasant way to explore the town and surrounding environs. Be warned though, Letterkenny is a very hilly town and you will rarely be travelling on the flat! Also, like many other Irish towns, it lacks dedicated cycle paths and drivers tend to ignore cyclists' rights on the road.
On foot
Letterkenny has a long main street and walking is a good option within the town limits, as you can get around most of the places of interest by foot.
By taxi
There is a plentiful taxi service with fares governed by national regulations. There is a call-out charge of â¬2.00. The standard fare is â¬3.80 â¬4.10 after 8.00 p.m., plus â¬1.00 for each additional passenger. Thereafter, the rate is approx. â¬1.00 per kilometer.
The best place to get a taxi is at the Market Square, which is in the town centre. There is also a rank near the bus station, at the Port Road roundabout. There are a number of cab companies that can be called and most public phone boxes have numbers displayed.