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Cheap Flights to Dublin from £40

Compare the latest flight prices from Aer Lingus, bmi and Flybe, these airlines have some great cheap last minute bargains to Dublin from Aberdeen, Birmingham, Blackpool, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Manchester and Southampton.
Dublin (DUB) Airport is just a very short flight away from any UK airport. Cheap flights to Dublin with airlines like Ryanair, FlyBe, British Airways, and Aer Lingus offer the basis of many bargain weekends and short breaks to Ireland. There is a good choice of hotel and Bed and Breakfast accommodation to be found in and around the town. If you are looking to fly low cost with the cheapest airfares to Dublin, these pages will be for you.
Only return direct flights to Dublin with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Aberdeen to Dublin	from	£50
Birmingham to Dublin	from	£40
Blackpool to Dublin	from	£59
Bristol to Dublin	from	£45
Cardiff to Dublin	from	£45
Edinburgh to Dublin	from	£50

Exeter to Dublin	from	£67
Glasgow to Dublin	from	£50
London Gatwick to Dublin	from	£40
London Heathrow to Dublin	from	£60
Manchester to Dublin	from	£45
Southampton to Dublin	from	£75

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

Weekend flights to Dublin start from only £40.

To compare more flight prices to Dublin, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Dublin by Month

February	from	£40
March	from	£40
April	from	£60
May	from	£60

June	from	£62
July	from	£68
August	from	£67

From your local airport in Wales or southwest England compare fares from £45.

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Dublin fr. £45

There are many low fare flights from Midlands to Dublin from just £40

If you live in Scotland check fares from Scotland to Dublin from £50

Travel and Transfers Dublin Airport (DUB), Ireland

Dublin airport is conveniently situated near the M50 ring road and M1 motorway, 6 miles north of the city centre.
Taxi	Average fare to city is about £12 - £14 but ask first, extra charges for additional passengers, luggage etc.
Bus	The airport is accessible by over 700 buses daily. You can reach the airport by bus from many areas outside the city.
Train	There is currently no train service directly to the airport, Dublin Bus runs from Heuston and Connolly rail stations and AerDart from Howth Junction Dart station.

Dublin history and culture

Trinity College - The 1590's University houses the ancient Book of Kells, an 800 AD gospels manuscript.
Dublin Experience - Audio-visual introduction to city.
National Museum - 50 Rooms of Bronze Age, Iron Age, Viking era and medieval collections.
Writers Museum - Literary displays, letters, 1st. editions.
National Gallery - Irish art collections.
Municipal Gallery - Modern Irish and impressionist paintings.
Christ Church Cathedral - 12th C. stone church.
Dublin Viking Adventure - Viking era Dublin reconstructed.
St. Patrick's Cathedral - 12th C. church.
Marsh's Library - 25000 volumes and manuscripts in AD 1701 building.
Guiness Storehouse - Celebrating the famous beer through the ages.
General Post Office - Important historical landmark connected with Irish rebellion.
Kilmainham Gaol - Audio-visual display in grim prison connected with Irish Independence struggle.
St. Stephens Green/Merrion Square - Fine Georgian architecture.
Old Jameson Distillery - Free whiskey-tasting tour.
Ceol - Interactive Irish traditional music centre.
Temple Bar - Busy pub, bar and restaurant area.
Phoenix Park - Large urban park with residence of Irish President, zoo and gardens.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 5 February 2012 at 05:28.