Cheap flights to Dublin
Flights, routes and travel tips
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Aug 2026
From £15.99Each way
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Sep 2026 CHEAPEST
From £14.99Each way
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Oct 2026 CHEAPEST
From £14.99Each way
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Nov 2026
From £17.99Each way
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Dec 2026
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Jan 2027
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Feb 2027
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Mar 2027
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Apr 2027
From £29.99Each way
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May 2027
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Jun 2027
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Jul 2027
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Book cheap flights with Ryanair and discover Dublin
| From | To | Flight type | Departure date | Departure time | Flight time | Price | Route availability |
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| Birmingham BHX | Dublin DUB | One way | Sun 13 Sep | Departure time: 19:00 | Flight time: 1h 5m | £14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Bristol BRS | Dublin DUB | One way | Tue 22 Sep | Departure time: 20:30 | Flight time: 1h 5m | £14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Cardiff CWL | Dublin DUB | One way | Mon 21 Sep | Departure time: 22:10 | Flight time: 1h 5m | £14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Edinburgh EDI | Dublin DUB | One way | Fri 23 Oct | Departure time: 23:55 | Flight time: 1h 5m | £14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| East Midlands EMA | Dublin DUB | One way | Thu 10 Sep | Departure time: 21:30 | Flight time: 1h 5m | £14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
- What is the cheapest time of year to visit Dublin ?
- The cheapest time to visit Dublin is typically during the off-season months from November to March, when hotel rates and attractions offer lower prices and there are fewer tourists. Winter months (December-February) can be particularly economical, though expect cooler weather with temperatures around 8°C and rainy days. Late autumn (October-November) and early spring (March-April) offer a balance of lower prices and milder weather. Mid-summer (July-August) and peak holiday periods are the most expensive times.
- What are the most popular places to visit in Dublin ?
- Dublin's most popular attractions include the Guinness Storehouse, the Book of Kells at Trinity College, St Patrick's Cathedral, the GPO Museum, the National Gallery of Ireland, and EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. For food and culture, visitors enjoy the Temple Bar area, traditional Irish pubs, and the Dublin Docklands. Popular day trip destinations include the Cliffs of Moher and Wicklow Mountains. Shopping venues include Grafton Street and the city's historic Victorian districts.
- How do tourists get around in Dublin ?
- Tourists can navigate Dublin using an integrated public transport network called Transport for Ireland (TFI). Options include buses, the LUAS tram system, and DART rail services. The TFI Leap Card, available to visitors, provides convenient payment for buses, trams, and trains with transfer options within 90 minutes. Walking is popular for exploring the city centre and designated trails like the Dubline Trail. Hop-on-hop-off bus tours, Dublin Bikes bike-sharing, cycling tours, and taxis are also available. For longer journeys, buses connect to other Irish cities.
- What travel documents do I need to fly to Dublin ?
- Travel document requirements for Dublin depend on your nationality, residency, and the type of ID you possess. EU citizens historically could use national identity cards, but this is changing; UK citizens and non-EU nationals typically require a valid passport. Some travellers may need a visa or an ETA (Electronic Travel Authority), which vary by citizenship. Your airline, ferry company, or travel agent will specify their exact requirements. A valid passport is safest, and it must be valid until your return date. Always check the latest official guidance before you travel.
- Do I need a car when visiting Dublin ?
- No, a car is not necessary for visiting Dublin. The city has excellent public transport via buses, LUAS trams, and DART trains, all coordinated through the Transport for Ireland network. The compact city centre is very walkable, and many attractions are within walking distance. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available. However, a car may be useful only if you plan to explore the surrounding countryside and regional attractions outside the city. Within Dublin itself, public transport, walking, and cycling are more efficient and cost-effective than driving.
- How long does it take to get from the airport to the main tourist areas of Dublin ?
- Transfer times from Dublin Airport to the city centre vary depending on your chosen transport mode, traffic conditions, and destination. Bus services (via routes from Transport for Ireland) typically take 30-45 minutes to reach the city centre, with fares available through the TFI Leap Card. Taxis and ride-sharing services are available outside Terminals 1 and 2 but journey times vary significantly based on traffic. For precise timing and the best option for your arrival time, check the Transport for Ireland Journey Planner or Dublin Airport's official transport information at the time of travel.
Travel Tips
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When is the best time to visit Dublin ?
The best time to visit Dublin is May–September, when days are longer, temperatures are mild, and the city’s parks, pubs, and coastal walks are at their best. June and September are especially good for fewer crowds and pleasant weather. Winter visits can be cosy and festive, though wetter, darker, and cooler.
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What is Dublin known for ?
Dublin is known for its literary heritage, lively pub culture, and historic landmarks such as Trinity College and Dublin Castle. The city is closely associated with writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, as well as Guinness and traditional Irish music. It is also famous for its friendly atmosphere and walkable city centre.
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What are the must-see places in Dublin ?
Top must-see places in Dublin include Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, St Patrick’s Cathedral, and the Guinness Storehouse. Visitors also enjoy Temple Bar, Kilmainham Gaol, and Phoenix Park. For a coastal escape, Howth and Dun Laoghaire are popular day trips from the city.
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How many days do you need in Dublin ?
Most travellers need 2–3 days to see Dublin’s main sights, museums, and famous neighbourhoods. With 4–5 days, you can add coastal excursions or day trips to places like Howth, Wicklow, or Malahide. A longer stay allows more time to enjoy Dublin’s food, nightlife, and cultural scene at a relaxed pace.
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Is Dublin expensive to visit ?
Dublin is one of the more expensive city destinations in Europe, especially for accommodation and dining in central areas. Budget travellers may spend around €70–€110/day, while mid-range visitors often spend €140–€220/day. Costs are usually highest during summer, weekends, and major events such as St Patrick’s Day.
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What is the weather like in Dublin ?
Dublin has a mild maritime climate with cool summers, mild winters, and frequent cloud cover and rain throughout the year. Summer temperatures usually range from 17–22°C, while winter temperatures often stay between 4–9°C. Weather can change quickly, so layers and a waterproof jacket are useful in every season.
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What are the top things to do in Dublin ?
Tour the Guinness Storehouse, visit Trinity College, and explore Dublin Castle and St Patrick’s Cathedral. Enjoy live music in traditional pubs, stroll through Phoenix Park, and learn about Irish history at Kilmainham Gaol. You can also take a coastal trip to Howth or use Dublin as a base to explore more of Ireland with a rental car.
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What food is the Dublin famous for ?
Dublin is famous for hearty Irish dishes such as Irish stew, coddle, soda bread, and a full Irish breakfast. The city is also known for fresh seafood, pub classics, and modern takes on traditional Irish cooking. Drinks culture is a major part of the experience, with Guinness, Irish whiskey, and craft beer all strongly associated with Dublin.
What you need to know when traveling with Ryanair
View all FAQsCan I bring cabin baggage on a Ryanair flight?
Yes, Ryanair allows one small personal bag included with every fare. Larger cabin bags or priority boarding options can be added for an extra fee.
How do I check in for my Ryanair flight?
You can check in online via the Ryanair app or website. Online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure, or earlier if you’ve purchased a seat.
Can I change my Ryanair flight after booking?
Yes, Ryanair allows flight changes, but fees may apply depending on the fare type and timing of the change.
What happens if my Ryanair flight is delayed or cancelled?
If your flight is disrupted, Ryanair may offer options such as rebooking, refunds, or assistance, depending on the circumstances and applicable regulations.
Can I book airport transfers or car hire with Ryanair?
Yes, when booking with Ryanair, you can add extras such as car hire and airport transfers through partner services like Carhire, making it easier to travel from the aiport to the city or surrounding areas.
What is Priority Boarding and how does it work with Ryanair?
Ryanair Priority Boarding lets you board using the Priority queue and bring two cabin bags on board: one small personal bag and one 10kg cabin bag, subject to availability and fees.