Cheap flights to Dublin
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Country
Ireland
Continent
Europe
Airport
DUB
Currency
Euro (€)
Time zone
UTC+0
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Dublin Airport
Ireland's main air hub
Dublin Airport
About 10 km north of the city centre, linked by express bus in 25-30 minutes — generally 2 hours on a direct flight from Paris.
History
From a Viking settlement to the capital of a young republic
Founded by the Vikings in the 9th century on the banks of the Liffey, Dublin later became a stronghold of Anglo-Norman and then British power for centuries. Ireland only gained independence in 1922, after decades of nationalist movement — a history still very present in the city, notably at Kilmainham Gaol, where several leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were held and executed.
Trinity College and the Book of Kells
Founded in 1592, Ireland's oldest university holds the Book of Kells in its library, a 9th-century illuminated manuscript ranked among the finest examples of Celtic Christian art — and the spectacular Long Room, with 200,000 old volumes across two storeys of wooden shelving.
Guinness & pubs
The Guinness Storehouse and pub culture
Located at St James's Gate since 1759, the Guinness Storehouse traces the history of Ireland's most iconic beer across seven floors — production, ingredients, advertising — before ending at the Gravity Bar, with a complimentary pint and 360° views over the city. It's the country's most-visited attraction.
Temple Bar and nightlife
The Temple Bar district concentrates traditional pubs, live music and a lively atmosphere — the classic starting point for a Dublin night out, though locals often recommend the quieter pubs in nearby streets for a more authentic pint.
Museums
From archaeology to the history of emigration
The National Museum of Ireland (Archaeology branch) displays Celtic and Viking treasures, entirely free to visit. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, in the Docklands, traces the history of the Irish diaspora around the world in an interactive way. Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral complete a dense historic centre, easy to explore on foot.
Getting around
The DART, the Luas and walking
Central Dublin is very walkable. For longer trips, the DART (coastal electric train) links the north and south of Dublin Bay, while the Luas tram serves the centre and suburbs. The Leap Visitor Card covers unlimited bus, DART and Luas travel over a chosen period.
By length of stay
What to do in Dublin depending on how long you stay
The essentials
Trinity College and the Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar and the Guinness Storehouse.
Go deeper
Add Kilmainham Gaol, the National Museum and an evening in a pub with live traditional music.
Day trips
A day in the Wicklow Mountains, or the Howth peninsula for a coastal walk and fresh seafood.
When to go
When to visit Dublin
Spring
Mild temperatures, lengthening days, still moderate crowds.
Summer
Best chance of dry days, peak tourist season and higher prices.
Autumn
Golden light, fewer crowds, better rates.
Winter
Christmas markets, pub atmosphere at its best, but short and rainy days.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about flights to Dublin
Is Dublin just about pubs?
No — the city combines a dense history (Vikings, the Anglo-Norman era, independence in 1922), high-quality free museums and a strong literary scene, alongside its well-earned nightlife reputation.
What's the best airport to arrive in Dublin?
Dublin Airport (DUB) is the capital's only airport and handles nearly all direct flights from Europe.
How much does a flight to Dublin usually cost?
It mainly depends on your departure city, the season and how far in advance you book. The 'deals' section above shows real prices already detected by SniperAir for this destination.
How long is a flight to Dublin from Paris?
About 2 hours on a direct flight.
Should I book the Guinness Storehouse in advance?
Yes, it's Ireland's most-visited attraction — booking a timed slot online avoids a long wait, especially in peak season.
How do I get alerted when a flight to Dublin drops below my budget?
Create an alert profile with your departure airport, Dublin as the destination and your maximum budget. You'll be notified automatically as soon as a matching price is detected.
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