| Outbound | Return | Airlines | Shop | Baggage | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best option Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 01/04/26 direct FR5562 01h 00min | Return 08/04/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min |  Ryanair |  | £31 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 31/03/26 direct EI3229 01h 20min | Return 21/04/26 direct EI3220 01h 15min |  Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £152 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 31/03/26 direct FR5150 01h 00min | Return 21/04/26 direct FR5151 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | £35 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 25/05/26 direct FR5562 01h 00min | Return 07/06/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | £37 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 31/03/26 direct FR0275 01h 00min | Return 21/04/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | ? | £38 | |
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 01/04/26 direct FR5562 01h 00min | Return 08/04/26 direct FR5563 01h 00min | Ryanair | | £40 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 31/03/26 direct FR0275 01h 00min | Return 21/04/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | £47 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 01/04/26 direct FR5562 01h 00min | Return 08/04/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | £50 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 08/08/26 direct FR5564 01h 00min | Return 31/08/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair | | £61 | ||
| Glasgow Dublin | Outbound 08/08/26 direct FR5564 01h 00min | Return 31/08/26 direct FR0276 01h 00min | Ryanair |  | £77 |
Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Glasgow to Dublin
Favourite airline: British Airways
The favourite airline for flights from Glasgow to Dublin is British Airways.
British Airways
70 %
Aer Lingus
30 %
Cheapest weekday: Friday
The cheapest day to fly on this route is Friday.
Direct flights are the cheapest connection
Compared to flights with a stopover, direct flights are £ 5.00 cheaper on this route.
non stop flight
1 stop
01h 15min
04h 00min
129 £
134 £
Favourite connection: via London Heathrow
On this flight route, flights with a stopover in London Heathrow are the most popular.
Route
bookings
1 stopover London Heathrow
04h 00min, from 134 £
54 %
Direct flights
01h 15min, from 129 £
46 %
Useful information about the flight from Glasgow to Dublin
Dublin - small in size, mighty in nature
Ireland's capital, Dublin, is a small and cosy city with lots going on. With intriguing art galleries and museums, a vibrant pub culture, and lots of events and festivals, you'll have plenty to keep you occupied while on vacation.
Best season to travel for weather and events
Dublin has a mild, wet climate all year round, and is great to visit anytime of the year. If you want to catch the best events, spring is a good time to travel, as St. Patrick's Day occurs on the 17th March. Festivities and street parties are held for 4 days, starting on the 14th of March. In September the Dublin Fringe and Dublin Theatre Festivals both commence.
Considerations before travelling and tips upon arrival
Dublin isn't a cheap city, but not as expensive as London. Affordable meals cost around 10 euros, and the National Museums offer free admission. When you first arrive, take a visit to the main tourist office, at St. Andrews Hall, for an orientation. There is no time difference between Dublin and London.
Local transportation and accommodation information
The Aircoach express bus service travels between airport and central Dublin every 15 minutes and costs around 9 euros for a single ticket and 15 for a return. It takes around 30 minutes to get to the city centre and buses also travel to Cork and Belfast. The Airlink 747 bus travels from the airport to Dublin Connolly Railway Station and Heuston Railway Station, for around 6 euros for a single ticket and 10 for a return. The number 102, 41 and 16 local buses provide services to central Dublin.
Dorm rooms cost around 12 euros a night, while Bed and Breakfast accommodation costs approximately 45 euros per person. A hotel room in a 3 star hotel can cost around 80 euros a night per person.
Dublin is easily explored on foot, although public transportation consists of an extensive bus system and reliable tram services. Single tickets cost around 2.20 euros, and 1 to 3 stops are about 1.50 euros. A rechargeable Leap Card costs approximately 10 euros and will save you around 10 - 18% on fares. This can be used on Dublin buses and commuter trains.
Dublin's taxis are slightly more expensive than London cabs and fares can cost anywhere between 6 and 10 euros.
Important flight information
Flight information: Glasgow - Dublin
| Outbound and return from | 30,97 £ |
|---|---|
| Flight duration | min. 01:10 / max. 01:15 |
| Return flight duration | min. 01:05/ max. 01:15 |
| Distance | 297 km |
| Flights per week | 34 |
| Departure airport | Airport Glasgow (GLA) |
| Arrival airport | Airport Dublin (DUB) |
| Destination country | Flights to Ireland |
Alternative routes to Ireland
- Flight Glasgow - Cork from 91 £
Alternative flights to Dublin
- Flight Birmingham - Dublin from 33 £
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- Flight Bristol - Dublin from 40 £
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- Flight Liverpool - Dublin from 30 £
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