Cheap flights to Ireland
Flights, routes and travel tips
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Sep 2026
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Find cheap flights to Ireland
| From | To | Flight type | Departure date | Departure time | Flight time | Price | Route availability |
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| Dublin DUB | Kerry KIR | One way | Sat 31 Oct | Departure time: 16:20 | Flight time: 0h 55m | €19.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Kerry KIR | One way | Tue 10 Nov | Departure time: 16:30 | Flight time: 0h 55m | €19.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Kerry KIR | One way | Sun 06 Dec | Departure time: 09:05 | Flight time: 0h 55m | €19.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Kerry KIR | One way | Sun 24 Jan | Departure time: 09:05 | Flight time: 0h 55m | €19.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Kerry KIR | One way | Wed 28 Apr | Departure time: 09:05 | Flight time: 0h 55m | €19.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
- What is the cheapest time of year to visit Ireland?
- There is no fixed cheapest period for all trips to Ireland: fares and accommodation prices change with route, availability, events and booking date. For potentially lower-demand travel, compare prices outside school holidays and major events, and check current accommodation and transport options before booking.
- What are the most popular places to visit in Ireland?
- Popular places to visit include Dublin for its museums, historic districts and visitor attractions; the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare; the Wild Atlantic Way, including County Kerry and the Ring of Kerry; and Cork. These destinations combine city attractions, coastal scenery and cultural heritage.
- How do tourists get around in Ireland?
- Tourists can travel around Ireland by scheduled bus and coach, rail, local public transport, taxi, bicycle or rental car. A car can offer flexibility for rural and coastal routes, while rail and bus connect many cities and towns; use Transport for Ireland's journey planner to check current routes and timetables.
- What travel documents do I need to fly to Ireland?
- You should carry the travel document required by your airline and the Irish authorities. Passport, visa and other entry requirements depend on your nationality, residency, route and document type, and they can change. Check Ireland's official immigration information and your airline's requirements for your individual journey. Check the latest official guidance before you travel.
- Do I need a car when visiting Ireland?
- You do not necessarily need a car if you are focusing on cities and places served by bus or rail. A rental car can be useful for more flexible travel to rural areas, smaller towns and parts of scenic coastal routes. Check public-transport coverage for your planned itinerary before deciding.
- How long does it take to get from the airport to the main tourist areas of Ireland?
- Transfer time depends on the airport, your destination, traffic and the transport option. Dublin Airport (DUB) has bus connections to Dublin city centre and services to places including Galway, Cork, Sligo, Donegal, Belfast, Wexford and Waterford. Kerry Airport (KIR) has direct bus services to Tralee, Killarney and Limerick, and its nearest rail station is Farranfore. For Cork Airport (ORK), Shannon Airport (SNN) and Ireland West Airport Knock (NOC), check each airport's current ground-transport information for services to Cork, the Cliffs of Moher and County Clare, or other Wild Atlantic Way destinations. Because Ireland's main tourist areas are spread across the country, confirm the current timetable and estimated journey time for your exact destination before travelling.
Travel Tips
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When is the best time to visit Ireland?
The best time to visit Ireland is May to September, when days are longer and the weather is generally mild for road trips and coastal scenery. Spring and early autumn are especially good for green landscapes and fewer crowds. Weather is changeable year-round, so Ireland can be visited in any season with flexible plans.
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What is Ireland known for?
Ireland is known for its green landscapes, dramatic coastlines, castles, music, and literary heritage. It is especially recognised for Dublin, the Cliffs of Moher, the Wild Atlantic Way, and friendly pub culture. The country is also known for myths, traditional music, and scenic countryside.
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What are the must-see places in Ireland?
Must-see places in Ireland include Dublin, the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Killarney National Park, and the Ring of Kerry. Travellers also visit the Giant’s Causeway, Dingle, Cork, and Connemara. Coastal drives and small towns are a major part of the Irish travel experience.
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How many days do you need in Ireland?
Most travellers need 5 to 7 days in Ireland for Dublin and one scenic region. A trip of 8 to 10 days is better for a road trip including the west coast, Galway, Kerry, or Northern Ireland highlights. Longer itineraries are ideal if you want to explore the Wild Atlantic Way properly.
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Is Ireland expensive to visit?
Ireland is generally a mid-range to expensive destination, especially in Dublin and popular summer areas. Budget travellers may spend around €70 to €100 per day, while mid-range travellers often spend €140 to €230 per day. Car hire and accommodation can add noticeably to costs during peak season.
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What is the weather like in Ireland?
Ireland has a mild maritime climate, with cool summers, mild winters, and frequent rain throughout the year. Weather changes quickly, and travellers should expect a mix of sunshine, wind, and showers. Snow is uncommon in most lowland areas but possible in winter.
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What are the top things to do in Ireland?
Top things to do in Ireland include exploring Dublin, driving scenic routes such as the Ring of Kerry, and seeing the Cliffs of Moher. Many travellers also visit castles, listen to live traditional music, hike in national parks, and explore coastal villages and Atlantic scenery.
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What food is the Ireland famous for?
Ireland is famous for Irish stew, soda bread, full Irish breakfast, seafood chowder, and boxty. Fresh seafood, farmhouse cheese, and hearty comfort food are common in many regions. Irish pubs are also closely linked with the country’s food and drink experience.
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.