Cheap flights to Dublin airport

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How to find cheap flights to Dublin Airport

Securing cheap flights to Dublin Airport is simple with Skyscanner. Fares can vary based on travel date, seat availability and booking time, as flight prices often fluctuate. We've checked prices from all top online travel agents and airlines flying to Dublin Airport to bring you the cheapest tickets. With Skyscanner, what you see is what you get – no hidden fees.

Best time to visit Dublin

The best time to visit Dublin is usually from June to August. During this time, you can expect mild temperatures, typically hovering around 16°C to 20°C. If you prefer fewer crowds or want cheaper tickets, consider coming during the quieter months, like November to February. Just keep in mind that it can get chilly, with temperatures dropping to between 2°C and 8°C, and you might get a bit more rainfall.

Best time to book flights to Dublin Airport

Looking for affordable flights to Dublin Airport from Canada? We recommend booking your flight roughly 45-60 days in advance – this time frame is often the sweet spot for finding good deals. Remember to use our Price Alert feature for an easier search. Once it's set up, we'll monitor prices for you and let you know of any changes, helping you get the most bang for your travel buck.

Dublin Airport amenities: where to eat, shop and rest

If you're hungry, try Lavazza Espression, Marqette, The Garden Terrace, Burger King or Gourmet Burger Kitchen. In search of places to shop? Calvin Klein, Chanel, BOSS Menswear Store, JD Sports and The Collection are worth a browse. If you're in need of a place to rest, check in at Sillogue Farm.

How to reach Dublin city centre from Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport is conveniently located just 17km from the city centre. You can easily reach the city by taxi in approximately 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the Dublin Express bus 782, which will also get you to Dublin City in about 30 minutes. Fancy driving yourself? You might want to consider hiring a car – why not compare some deals with us? While we try our best to share up-to-date information, circumstances can often change without warning. Use our content to help plan your trip, but be sure to check the validity of specific details before you travel.

Top things to see and do in Dublin

Dublin offers a variety of historical landmarks and green open space. The Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse provides a panoramic view of the city, while Phoenix Park is a favourite for strolls. Head to Grafton Street for unique shops and Irish wares, or wander along Temple Bar to experience the local food scene. If architecture interests you, the Georgian buildings in the city centre are worth visiting. After exploring the National Museum and St Stephen's Green, unwind at a pub with a pint of stout or a hot whiskey.