BlackSheep campervan hire in Ireland

Ireland has only one BlackSheep departure point: Dardistown, on the northern edge of Dublin, right by the airport. Getting off the plane and taking the wheel without crossing the capital means avoiding its traffic jams and narrow streets from the outset, just as you are getting used to driving on the left.

From there, the island is explored as a loop. Galway and Connemara are about two and a half hours’ drive away, Kerry and its peninsula a little further to the south-west, and the Giant’s Causeway, in Northern Ireland, almost three hours. On the Atlantic coast, the minor roads lined with stone walls leave little room: a campervan gets through more easily than a large motorhome. CoolDrive does not yet have recorded prices for BlackSheep in Ireland; the search shows the price for your dates.

Our view: a very well-placed location for anyone flying into Dublin, with the compact format that suits Irish roads. This single departure point means you have to return to Dublin; to start in Shannon, Cork or Belfast, Bunk Campers, Just GO and McRent are also present in the country.