Flights from Liverpool to Dublin

Our cheapest offers for flights from Liverpool to Dublin

Here you can compare cheap flights from Liverpool (LPL) to Dublin (DUB) for one-way or return trips. The following offers were searched for and found on idealo during the last few days. Or start your own flight search to Dublin. Prices and availability may change at any time.

Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Liverpool to Dublin

Favourite airline: Aer Lingus
Most travellers looking for flights on the route from Liverpool to Dublin decide to book with Aer Lingus.
Aer Lingus
82 %
easyJet
12 %
Loganair
5 %
Tip: book 8 weeks before departure
The best time to buy tickets is 8 weeks before the flight. Pay only £73.00.
55 days before departure
Cheapest weekday: Saturday
Choosing the right day of the week is worthwhile as prices of flights on this route are cheapest on Saturday.
Direct flights are the cheapest connection
Compared to flights with a stopover, direct flights are £74.00 cheaper on this route.
non stop flight
1 stop
2 stops
01h 00min
10h 20min
14h 15min
£78
£152
£204
The favourite connection is non-stop
Flights from Liverpool to Dublin are most frequently booked as a direct flight.
Route
bookings
Direct flights
01h 00min, from £78
80 %
2 stopovers Isle of Man Bristol International Airport
14h 15min, from £204
10 %
1 stopover Isle of Man
10h 20min, from £152
7 %

Useful information about the flight from Liverpool to Dublin

Vibrant Irish capital

Dublin is an exciting city renowned for its numerous landmarks and exciting nightlife. The compact town centre attracts tourists from dawn to dusk and a visit to the capital of Ireland is sure to leave great memories.

Best time for a trip to Dublin

As the climate is wild and wet all year, the city can be visited and enjoyed in any season. Of the holidays and festivals organised in Dublin, St. Patrick's Day, on 17th March, is undoubtedly the most famous and exciting. In terms of events, the Dublin Theatre Festival and the Dublin Fringe Festival are held in September.

Things to know before your visit

The best thing to do when arriving in Dublin is to head to the main tourist office in St. Andrew's church for local information, advice for visitors and tips. While Dublin is a relatively expensive city, it is generally cheaper than London. It is possible to enjoy cheap meals for about €10, and admission to national museums is free. The Irish capital is in the same time zone as London (IST, i.e. UTC/GMT +1h).

Airport transfer, public transport and accommodation

From Dublin Airport, the Aircoach express bus service travels to the centre every 15 minutes and it costs around €9 for a single ticket or €15 for a return ticket. The journey lasts about 30 minutes and the bus also serves Cork, Belfast, as well as other cities around the country. The Airlink 747 bus goes to Dublin Connolly Railway Station and Heuston Railway Station for approx. €6 (€10 for a return ticket). It is also faster than the Aircoach. Otherwise, travellers can take local buses 16, 41 or 102 to Dublin city centre. When it comes to accommodation, a bed in a shared room starts at around €12. Bed & breakfast accommodation is available from about €45 per person, while a night in 3-star hotels costs on average around EUR 80 per person. The city centre can be explored on foot easily. Visitors wishing to use public transport can take advantage of the extensive bus and tram network. Tickets cost about €2.20 but only around €1.50 if travelling between 1 and 3 stops. The rechargeable Leap Card is approx. €10 and can save you up to 10-18% on bus and local train fares. As for taxis, these are in abundant supply in Dublin with fares in the city centre amounting to around €6 to €10.

Flight information: Liverpool - Dublin

Outbound and return from £78.11
Distance 227 km
Departure airport Liverpool (LPL)
Arrival airport Dublin (DUB)
Destination country Ireland
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