| Outbound | Return | Airlines | Shop | Baggage | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best option Bristol Dublin | Outbound 09/12/25 direct FR0505 01h 05min | Return 02/01/26 direct FR0504 01h 05min |  Ryanair |  | ? | £51 | |
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 20/03/26 direct EI3287 01h 20min | Return 17/04/26 direct EI3286 01h 20min |  Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £187 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 11/01/26 direct FR0505 01h 05min | Return 10/02/26 direct FR0504 01h 05min | Ryanair | | ? | £54 | |
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 09/12/25 direct FR0505 01h 05min | Return 02/01/26 direct FR0504 01h 05min | Ryanair |  | £62 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 11/01/26 direct FR0505 01h 05min | Return 10/02/26 direct FR0504 01h 05min | Ryanair |  | £63 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 11/01/26 direct EI3287 01h 20min | Return 10/02/26 direct EI3280 01h 20min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £75 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 19/02/26 direct FR0509 01h 05min | Return 22/02/26 direct EI3286 01h 20min | Ryanair |  | £79 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 09/12/25 direct FR0505 01h 05min | Return 02/01/26 direct FR0504 01h 05min | Ryanair |  | £84 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 22/12/25 1 Stopover (NCL) U20239, FR1333 23h 55min | Return 10/01/26 direct EI3280 01h 20min |  easyJet, Ryanair | | £101 | ||
| Bristol Dublin | Outbound 19/02/26 direct EI3287 01h 20min | Return 22/02/26 direct EI3286 01h 20min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £107 |
Stops
- Direct flight
Airline
- Aer Lingus Irish Airlines
- Ryanair
- KLM
- easyJet
Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Bristol to Dublin
Favourite airline: e.g. British Airways, Aer Lingus
The most popular airline for flights from Bristol to Dublin is British Airways.
British Airways
50 %
Aer Lingus
50 %
Cheapest weekday: Saturday
Flight tickets are cheapest on Saturday when flights cost up to 21 % less.
Useful information about the flight from Bristol to Dublin
Dublin, explore the bustling Irish capital
The vibrant city of Dublin is known for its friendly locals, great pubs and bars and beautiful scenery. Visitors come for great shopping and nightlife near O'Connell Street and for the universities, churches and historic attractions south of the River Liffey.
A terrific all year destination
The city is an excellent choice at any time of year and has a pleasant mild to wet climate. Visit in March to join in St. Patrick's Day celebrations on the 17th, or plan a holiday in September for the Dublin Theatre Festival and Dublin Fringe Festival.
General advice
British visitors won't need to alter watches on arrival - Dublin time is the same as the UK's. Head to the main tourist office in St. Andrew's Church; it's a good first source of basic local information. In general, Dublin is considered expensive, though it is still cheaper than London with a meal in a basic restaurant costing approximately €10. Entrance to museums such as the National Museum of Ireland, the Natural History Museum and the Dublin Writer's Museum is free.
Tips for a memorable holiday
Dublin Airport is approximately 4.5 miles from the city centre, and the Aircoach express bus service departs for the city centre every 15 minutes. A single ticket is likely to cost about €9 while a return trip is around €15. The bus takes 30 minutes to reach the centre of Dublin, and it also covers the Cork and Belfast routes. The Airlink 747 bus from the airport to Dublin Connolly Railway Station and Heuston Railway Station is slightly cheaper and faster. Expect to pay around €6 one way or €10 return. Local buses including the 16, 41 and 102 are also available.
There is a wide selection of accommodation to choose from, and a bed in a shared room is about €12 per night. It's around €45 per person for a Bed & Breakfast or €80 per person per night for a 3 star hotel.
The city has an extensive public transport system, and a single bus or tram ticket is about €2.20 or €1.50 for 1 to 3 stops. Tourists can buy a rechargeable Leap card to use on Dublin buses and local trains, and an outlay of €10 means a saving of 10-18 % on fares. It's slightly more expensive to take a taxi than in London, and passengers will pay between €6 and €10 for short city centre trips.
Important flight information
Flight information: Bristol - Dublin
| Outbound and return from | 50,99 £ |
|---|---|
| Flight duration | min. 01:10 / max. 01:15 |
| Return flight duration | min. 01:10/ max. 01:20 |
| Distance | 331 km |
| Flights per week | 22 |
| Departure airport | Airport Bristol International Airport (BRS) |
| Arrival airport | Airport Dublin (DUB) |
| Destination country | Flights to Ireland |
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