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Travel Information
Language
English,
Irish
Irish
Currency
EUR
Dialing code
353
Traffic direction
Left-hand
Speed limit out of city centre
80 - 100 km/h
50 - 62 mi/h
Speed limit within city centre
50 km/h
31 mi/h
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.05%
Airport Car Hire
Also known as Ireland West, this small international airport serves not just the village of Knock, but also the larger County Mayo. Located in the northwestern corner of the country, it is somewhat underrated as a tourist destination but offers scenic beaches, plenty of history, and a remote, untamed atmosphere for those who dare to visit. Here are three of Mayo’s most interesting attractions:
- Leenaun. A small, but lively village on the coast of Killary fjord which is one of the only three fjords in Ireland, Leenaun (or Leenane) has a number of interesting attractions. These include the Sheep and Wool Center dedicated to the history of this locally important industry, as well as natural sites like Delphi and Maam Valleys and Devilsmother mountain. Leenaun is located along the Wild Atlantic Way, one of the most stunning drives in all of Ireland.
- Achill Island. The largest of Ireland’s islands, Achill is home to a number of historical attractions such as Carrickkildavnet Castle (also known as Grace O’Malley’s Castle for those not daring to pronounce its full Irish name), Kill Damhnait Castle, an abandoned Franciscan monastery, and an abandoned village near Slievemore mountain. Each of these tells an important story of the island's past. Connected to the mainland by the Michael Davitt Bridge, the island becomes quite lively with holiday-makers during the summer months; in winters, it’s much emptier and, arguably, more atmospheric.
- Castlebar. The largest settlement and county town of Mayo, Castlebar often serves as a hub for exploring the rest of the region, mainly thanks to having some of Mayo’s best restaurants and hotels. There’s also plenty of interesting things to see, including churches of Catholic and other denominations, Horkan’s Garden and Pet Center, Mayo Memorial Peace Park, and even a gin trail celebrating Castlebar’s long and proud traditions of making that particular beverage (for obvious reasons, the trail is best enjoyed after your day’s driving is done).Meanwhile, in the neighboring village of Turlough, you’ll find the National Museum of Country Life, the only branch of the national museum located outside of Dublin.
Top international routes
- London
- Liverpool
- East Midlands
- Faro
- Manchester
- Birmingham
Main airlines
Ryanair, Flybe, Aer Lingus, AlbaStar, and Evelop Airlines
Terminals
The single airport terminal has two floors with the ground floor divided into an arrivals hall and a departures hall.
Location
Knock Airport is about 20 km (12.5 mi) northeast of the village of Knock, about 55 km (34 mi) south of Sligo, and about 89 km (55 mi) north of Galway.
Most popular types of hire car
- Large cars - starting at £ 23 per day
- Medium cars - starting at £ 16 per day
- People Carriers/Vans - starting at £ 100 per day
- Small cars - starting at £ 16 per day
- SUVs - starting at £ 22 per day
Services and facilities
Although the airport is quite small, you’ll find some coffee shops, pubs, and restaurants serving local Irish cuisine, as well as a few shops, including a newsstand and a duty-free outlet, which is in the departures area. There are also ATMs, a currency exchange in both the departures and the arrivals areas, a first aid clinic, a lost property office at the information desk, the Ireland West aviation gallery, and a prayer hall. The airport facilities are equipped for passengers with reduced mobility. Like any other airport in the EU, Knock Airport offers special assistance, but make sure to get in touch with your airline at least 48 hours before arrival if you’d like this service. You can find more information on the airport's official website.
Nearest petrol station
Charlestown Service Station at Ballyhaunis Road, Lavy Beg, can be reached in about six minutes and is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. There are many other gas stations near Knock Airport.
Popular one-way hires
- Dublin (204 km / 127 mi)
- Galway (89 km / 55 mi)
- Cork (271 km / 168 mi)
Airport information
Knock Airport (NOC)
- IATA: NOC
- ICAO: EIKN
- Name: Knock Airport (NOC)
- Size: Medium Airport
- Passengers (per year): 735,869
- Distance from the city centre: 3.1 miles / 5 km SW of town
- Working hours:
- Phone: + 353 94 936 8100
- Email: info@irelandwestairport.com
Top 5 Destinations around Knock Airport
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Donegal Airport starting at £ 42.93 per day129.8 km / 80.7 miles away
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Shannon Airport starting at £ 10.22 per day134.5 km / 83.6 miles away
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Dublin Airport starting at £ 9.82 per day176.5 km / 109.7 miles away
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Kerry Airport starting at £ 15.94 per day198.0 km / 123.0 miles away
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Cork Airport starting at £ 10.08 per day231.1 km / 143.6 miles away
Map of Car Hire Destinations
During which month is it most affordable to hire a car at Knock Airport?
Our data show how prices for hiring a car at Knock Airport fluctuate depending on the time of the year. This graph can assist you in finding the best bargain.
Average Price for Hiring a Car at Knock Airport
The cheapest month to hire a car at Knock Airport is April with prices starting at £ 7.68 for an Economy class cars. The most expensive month in which to hire a car is November with prices for for a Compact class) starting at £ 48.95. The average cost over the course of the entire year is £ 31. You can use this to plan your trip at the time of year when it would be most economical to hire a car. Note that these prices are only averages. The amount of time you hire a car for and the time at which you book will influence the prices.
What’s the most popular hire length at Knock Airport?
Hirers picking up a car at Knock Airport keep them for an average of 5 days during in January, while those picking up their cars in February keep them for an average of 4.
Average Hire Length at Knock Airport
Which month sees the highest demand for car hire at Knock Airport?
Though Knock Airport is popular for travellers all year long, the month with the highest demand for hire cars is in July. December is the month that sees the lowest demand for hire cars.
Popularity by Monthly Searches
Most Popular Car Hire Models
| Hire Agency | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dollar | VW Polo | 4 | 2 | Small cars |
| Keddy | Ford Fiesta | 3 | 1 | Small cars |
| Keddy | VW Polo | 4 | 2 | Small cars |
| Dollar | VW Up | 2 | 1 | Small cars |
| Keddy | Ford Focus | 5 | 2 | Medium cars |
| Budget | VW Polo | 3 | 1 | Small cars |
| Budget | Toyota Corolla | 5 | 2 | Large cars |
| Keddy | Ford Mondeo | 4 | 2 | Large cars |
| Keddy | Ford Ka | 2 | 1 | Small cars |
| Keddy | Toyota Aygo | 3 | 2 | Small cars |
Top 4 Hire Companies at Knock Airport in 2021
Europcar
+35361206094
MAIN TERMINAL, KNOCK AIRPORT
£ 16 - £ 32
Working hours
Mon:09:00-18:45
Tue:08:00-16:00
Wed:08:00-16:00
Thu:08:00-16:00
Fri:08:00-18:45
Sat:09:00-17:00
Sun:08:00-18:45
Avis
+353949367707
Ireland West Airport Knock
Working hours
Mon:07:30-20:00
Tue:07:30-20:00
Wed:07:30-20:00
Thu:07:30-20:00
Fri:07:30-20:00
Sat:07:30-17:30
Sun:08:00-21:00
Keddy
+35361206094
MAIN TERMINAL, KNOCK AIRPORT
£ 16 - £ 31
Working hours
Mon:09:00-18:45
Tue:08:00-16:00
Wed:08:00-16:00
Thu:08:00-16:00
Fri:08:00-18:45
Sat:09:00-17:00
Sun:08:00-18:45
Budget
+353949367577
Knock Airport, Knock, Co. Mayo, F12 C6X9
£ 16 - £ 122
Working hours
Mon:09:00-17:00
Tue:09:00-17:00
Wed:09:00-17:00
Thu:09:00-17:00
Fri:09:00-17:00
Sat:09:00-17:00
Sun:09:00-17:00