Flights from London to Dublin

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

Favourite airline: British Airways
The most popular airline for flights from London to Dublin is British Airways.
British Airways
63 %
Aer Lingus
14 %
Ryanair
7 %
Tip: book 6 months before departure
Save up to 18 % by booking flights 6 months before departure.
179 days before departure
Cheapest weekday: Monday
Flight tickets are cheapest on Monday when flights cost up to 26 % less.
Direct flights are cheaper
Flights with a stopover are on average £96.00 more expensive than direct flights.
non stop flight
1 stop
01h 25min
05h 35min
£54
£150
The favourite connection is non-stop
Direct flights are especially popular on this route. 86 % of travellers will book a non-stop flight.
Route
bookings
Direct flights
01h 25min, from £54
86 %
1 stopover Amsterdam Schiphol
05h 15min, from £193
5 %
1 stopover Frankfurt-Main
05h 30min, from £187
4 %

Useful information about the flight from London to Dublin

Visit exciting Dublin

Dublin is an exciting city with something to keep every visitor happy. There's a fantastic mix of old-fashioned pubs, trendy eateries, vibrant night life and historical attractions. No matter what time of year you decide to visit there is always plenty to do and see here.

Best of Dublin

The wonderful city of Dublin has a climate in line with north western Europe, cool summers and mild winters. The sunniest months are usually between May to July while October can be a little on the wet side. To get the feel of what the city is all about, plan your visit to coincide with St Patrick's Day on March 17th. There's also the option of the Dublin Theatre Festival and the Dublin Fringe Festival which take place during September.

Before you leave for Dublin

The time zone in Dublin is the same as the UK so there's no need to change your watch. It's considered to be quite an expensive city, although still cheaper than London. Meals can cost about 10 € while admission to National Museums is usually free. On arrival, to get familiar with the city, head to the main tourist office which can be found in St Andrew's Church. Before you visit, plan ahead by making a list of Dublin's top attractions such as Malahide Castle, Strongbow's Tomb at Christchurch Cathedral or the Guinness Storehouse.

Local Dublin facts

Dublin Airport is located approximately six miles north of the city centre. Aircoach is an express bus service that leaves the airport every fifteen minutes costing 9 Euros for a single journey or 15 Euros return. The journey time is around 30 minutes so not long. Aircoach also serves Cork and Belfast. Alternatively, the Airlink 747 bus service goes from the airport to Dublin Connolly Railway Station and Heuston Railway Station. The cost is approx 6 € or for a return around 10 €. Expect to pay roughly 45 € per person for bed and breakfast accommodation and about 80 € per person per night for a three star hotel. Beds in shared rooms are approximately 12 €. Most of the city centre can be explored on foot. However, Dublin has an extensive bus and tram transport system, single tickets usually cost 2.20 €, with lower fares for one to three stops at only 1.50 €. Rechargeable Leap cards for buses and trains will save you 10-18% on fares. Taxi fares are a little higher than in London, between 6 and 10 € to get around the city centre.

Flight information: London - Dublin

Outbound and return from £54.46
Flight duration min. 01:15 / max. 01:30
Return flight duration min. 01:15/ max. 01:45
Distance 466 km
Flights per week 273
Departure airport London (LCY, LGW, LHR, LTN, STN, SEN) (LON)
Arrival airport Dublin (DUB)
Destination country Ireland
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