Maynooth

From the airport
Most airlines fly to Dublin Airport. The two main Irish companies are Aer Lingus and Ryanair. There is a bus that goes from the airport to Maynooth - http://airporthopper.ie/maynooth-route/.

Alternatively you can take the Dublin Bus (747) into the city centre. From there you can travel by train or bus to Maynooth. It takes roughly an hour. The bus numbers are 66 and 67. The trains are regular enough, and the timetable can be checked online - http://www.irishrail.ie/.

Getting around
Maynooth is a very small university town. Everything is within walking distance. There is a bike shop on the main street for those who wish to cycle to college, but it is not necessary. Both campuses are quite small and easy to get used to. Parking on campus is quite tough. A parking permit costs €40 for both semesters, but does not guarantee you a spot. Traffic in the early morning is terrible.

Maynooth is about an hour from Dublin. There are regular buses (66, 67) and trains into the city centre. There are also buses to Galway available.

College
The college has two campuses and one library. Both campuses are quite small, so don't worry about getting lost. Most lectures and classes are held on North Campus. The South Campus belongs to St Patricks College.

Maynooth has an excellent International Office. If you search facebook for a page similar to - Erasmus 2015/16 and so on, there is a page just for erasmus students in Maynooth. The office have a very friendly and helpful staff who plan regular trips around Ireland.