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Flight schedule from Inverness (INV) to Dublin (DUB)
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Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Inverness to Dublin
Favourite airline: British Airways
The majority of passengers on the route Inverness – Dublin prefer to fly with British Airways.
British Airways
62 %
easyJet
19 %
KLM
14 %
Favourite connection: via London Heathrow
When booking flights from Inverness to Dublin 67 % of travellers prefer to fly via London Heathrow.
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1 stopover London Heathrow
05h 15min, from 143 £
67 %
1 stopover London Gatwick London Heathrow
09h 30min, from 279 £
17 %
1 stopover Manchester
07h 35min, from 308 £
11 %
Useful information about the flight from Inverness to Dublin
Capital by the Bay
Dublin was founded in approximately 988 AD by Vikings seeking to expand their sources of farmland and riches. The city boasts some wonderful architecture and its age is palpable in the facades of buildings and the meandering side-streets. The city has a young population,key among them a thriving student scene. The nightlife is famous and the atmosphere is one of warmth and welcome.
Best time to Travel, Weather and Activities
The weather in Ireland is as you might expect from a country famous for its greenery; rain is a common occurrence, though the sun does make appearances. Temperatures typically range between -4- and 25°C, while harsh weather such as snow and thunder storms are comparatively rare. Dublin makes for a wonderful destination throughout the year. It is generally at its busiest during the St. Patricks Day festival in March. There are an abundance of museums and attractions to visit; the national museums and library are free, while the Pheonix Park is the home of both Dublin Zoo and Áras an Uachtaráin, the residence of the president. For a less well known spot, try St. Michans Church, just north of the City Centre, which boast its own mummies.
Important Information before Travelling
Dublin has a well-integrated public transport system with regular services on City Centre routes; the city is relatively small, and many destinations are within walking distance. Work is ongoing to improve the city for cyclists and a bike rental scheme is provided by the City Council. Like most capital cities, it can be expensive, though affordable places to eat and stay can be found relatively easily. The currency is Euro, so Sterling users in the UK can see their money go further here.
Local information: Navigate the City
Dublin Airport is located in Swords, and serviced by the Aircoach and Dublin Bus services. Aircoach runs every 15 minutes for EUR 9 single or EUR 15 return to the City Centre, with a journey time of approximately half an hour. Dublin Bus route 747 takes you via the Dublin Port tunnel and is both faster and cheaper, at around EUR 6 for a single ticket, though not as comfortable. Once in town, it is advisable to buy a LEAP card and top it up around EUR 10. These are available in most newsagents and are valid on LUAS, DART and Dublin Bus services. The card is cheaper per journey than paying cash fares.
Important flight information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A direct flight from Inverness to Dublin typically takes around 1 hour 35 minutes. If you choose a connecting flight, you should allow more time. Typical one-stop journeys take around 9 hours. For the quickest journey, a direct flight is usually the most comfortable choice.
Yes, there are direct flights from Inverness to Dublin, although not necessarily every day. On average, less than one flight per week are available. If you have flexibility with your travel dates, you will find it easier to secure a suitable direct connection.
Direct flights from Inverness to Dublin are operated by, among others, Aer Lingus. There are also connecting flights with one stop, for example with KLM (via Amsterdam) and British Airways (via London Heathrow). If a short travel time matters to you, a direct flight is usually the most convenient option. Connecting flights often give you more choice of departure times and airlines.
Direct flights from Inverness to Dublin operate Monday and Friday. The schedule may vary by season, so it is worth comparing several travel dates. If your preferred day has no direct service, nearby departure days or short connecting flights may be a good alternative.
On the route from Inverness to Dublin there is less than one flight per day on average. The exact number can vary by day of the week and season. If you have flexibility with your travel dates, it is worth comparing several departure days.
On the route from Inverness to Dublin there are only a few flights per week. It is therefore especially worthwhile to be flexible with your travel dates so you can more easily find a suitable departure day.
The earliest direct flight from Inverness to Dublin usually departs at 16:45. The exact departure time may vary by day of the week and airline. Early flights are particularly useful if you want to make the most of your arrival day in Dublin.
The last direct flight from Inverness to Dublin usually departs at 16:55. Late flights can be convenient if you want to travel after work or in the evening. Do check whether it is a direct flight, as a connecting service could push the arrival time significantly later.