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Popular flight routes to Dublin

Paris
Flights from Paris to Dublin
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London
Flights from London to Dublin
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Liverpool
Flights from Liverpool to Dublin
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Edinburgh
Flights from Edinburgh to Dublin
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Manchester
Flights from Manchester to Dublin
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Glasgow
Flights from Glasgow to Dublin
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How long’s the flight to Dublin?

Direct Flight Time (in Hours)
Adelaide
Perth
Melbourne
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Sydney
0h 6h 12h 18h 23h 29h 35h

Dublin sights and attractions

Dublin is a thriving capital located at the mouth of the River Liffey. It's a city that embraces modern life without disregarding the past. Dublin abounds in medieval and Georgian buildings, plus has many historical landmarks to encounter as you walk the cobbled streets. Some are a strong reminder of the city's torrid past. In the midst of these ancient heritage sites lie the trendy new museums, galleries and pubs, which attract tourists all year round. The city has many opportunities for socialising with others, so book your air tickets to Dublin and discover why this city has fast become a tourist hotspot.

Things to do in Dublin

The whole city of Dublin is like one big museum with exhibits always on display. There are splendid cathedrals and castles that are truly worth exploring. Consider booking a guided tour to learn more about the city's past and its culture. And don't forget to bring a camera, as you'll have many photo opportunities during your stay in the city.

Whether you're exploring the city as a local or a visitor, don't miss out on these much-loved attractions:

  • Visit the Chester Beatty Library that houses over 20,000 manuscripts, rare books and intricate medicine boxes
  • Take a walk around Trinity College and admire its architecture and the treasures contained within the walls of the Old Library
  • Spend the morning at the Hugh Lane Gallery located in Charlemont House, and feast your eyes on some amazing masterpieces by Irish artists
  • View the nations archaeological treasures at the famous National Museum of Ireland on Kildare Street
  • Spend a day at the Guinness Storehouse and find out everything you need to know about this renowned brewery before downing a few pints
  • Set foot on sacred turf as you tour the ancient St. Patrick's Cathedral
  • Visit the city's best open-air market to binge on some gourmet food offerings
  • Check out the Avoca headquarters at County Wicklow and shop their excellent selection of woolen products and accessories
  • Find out more about cheese-making in Ireland at Sheridan's Cheesemongers
  • Visit the city's green lung named St. Stephen's Green

Airports in Dublin

Dublin Airport is the primary airport serving passengers to the city. It has an extensive network of short-haul and medium-haul flights served by many carriers. This airport is capable of handling 35 million passengers per year. There are two terminals and several aircraft maintenance hangars at the airport.

Dublin Airport
Top Carriers
Before booking your flight to Dublin, check out the main carriers to this airport: Aer Lingus, Ryanair and CityJet.
Location
The airport is located in Fingal, approximately 10 km away from Dublin city.
Transportation
Passengers can use buses or coaches to get to the city centre from the airport. Although there isn't a direct rail link to the airport, buses from the airport connect passengers to railway stations in the city. The airport is quite close to the M1 and the M50. There is both short term and long term parking facilities at the airport for those using their private vehicles. There's also car rental offices located at both terminals within the airport.

Frequently asked questions about Dublin flights

How can I find cheap flights to Dublin on the eDreams website?
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What airlines fly to Dublin?

These are the airlines with direct flights to Dublin:

  • Ryanair flies direct to Dublin from London, Paris, and Edinburgh.
  • Aer Lingus also offers direct flights to Dublin from Newark, NJ, New York City, and Amsterdam. Perfect if you want a straightforward trip from these cities.

Here are some other options for flights to Dublin that might include a stopover:

  • Turkish Airlines flies to Dublin from Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane.
  • Lufthansa also heads to Dublin from Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, giving you a few handy departure options.
  • Finally, Aer Lingus flies to Dublin from lots of spots, including Sydney, New York City, and Perth.
When traveling to Dublin, what's the recommended arrival time at the airport before my flight?
To kick off your trip without any dramas, rock up to the airport 2–3 hours before your flight. This gives you plenty of time to check in, get through security, customs, and drop off your bags, and leaves room in case anything crops up. With eDreams, you can snag top-flight deals to Dublin from over 62 cities. We’ve also got extras to make your airport time a breeze – priority boarding, extra luggage, and lounge access for a bit of comfort. For extra peace of mind, think about picking a refundable fare or chucking on some travel insurance so you can start your trip feeling ready and relaxed.
How many airports serve Dublin?
Dublin is served by 1 airport[s]. The main one, Dublin, flies to 62 cities, with heaps of domestic and international options. The most popular flights head to London, Barcelona, and Paris. Whether you’re travelling for work or a holiday, there’s plenty of ways to get where you need to go.
How far is the airport from the city center in Dublin?
The Dublin, which serves Dublin, is about 9 kms from the city centre. Its handy location makes it easy for travellers to get to all the main attractions and amenities.
What is the average cost to travel from the Dublin airport to the city center?
When getting from the airport to the city, you’ve got a few options: Public Transport: For around 3.54 $ per person, you can jump on a bus or train – cheap and easy. Taxi: A taxi from Dublin to the city centre usually costs about 7.96 $ per kilometre. Perfect if you’ve got heaps of luggage or want to get there quick-smart. Car Rental: For the ultimate freedom to explore Dublin at your own pace, grab a car with eDreams. Pick it up at Dublin and hit the road straight to your destination, stopping wherever you like along the way.

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