Dublin Weekend Break

Flights to Dublin

Dublin has one of the busiest airports in Europe and sees an average of 60,000 pasengers and 600 flights per day.

Dublin airport is modern and has every facility required by the traveller including shuttle buses to and from Dublin's city centre. The airport is approximately 10 km outside the city and this makes those on Dublin breaks with limited time well catered for.

You can travel on a direct flight to Dublin airport from any of the following British Isles airports.

London Area - Gatwick, Heathrow, London City, Luton, Stansted

SW and Wales - Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, Newquay

South and South East - Southampton

Midlands - Birmingham, East Midlands

East Anglia - Norwich

Northeast - Durham Tees Valley Airport, Newcastle

Northwest - Blackpool, Isle of Man, Liverpool, Manchester

Yorkshire - Leeds/Bradford, Robin Hood (Doncaster Sheffield)

Scotland - Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Prestwick

Scottish Isles - Barra, Benbecula, Campbeltown, Islay, Kirkwall, Stornoway, Sumburgh, Tiree, Wick

Northern Ireland - Belfast City, Londonderry

Irish Republic - Cork, Donegal, Galway, Kerry County, Knock, Shannon, Sligo

Channel Islands - Guernsey, Jersey Apt

The airlines flying to Dublin airport include

Ryanair, Aer Lingus, BMI, Jet2, Lufthansa, BA, Opodo (who are are reservation company for several airlines)

Further information

Easyjet do not at present fly to Dublin from the UK, but a connection can be made from Belfast.
Ryanair's Humberside route was discontinued in late 2006.
Operator routes are always changing, so there may be additional companies running further services.

Flight costs and durations

Flight costs and duration will vary based on a number of factors including the departure airport, the carrier and how advanced (or otherwise) your booking is.

As an example (taken in late 2007)

A single return flight from Leeds Bradford airport to Dublin, booked one month in advance (and including baggage charges and taxes) with Ryanair was 45 pounds stirling, or about 70 euros - in our opinion excellent value. The flight duration was 50 minutes to Dublin and one hour back to Leeds Bradford airport.