| Outbound | Return | Airlines | Shop | Baggage | Price | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best option Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct FR4784 01h 05min |  Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £116 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 13/10/25 1 Stopover (STN) RK9227, FR0256 14h 30min | Return 15/10/25 1 Stopover (ALC) FR7062, FR2954 10h 00min |   Ryanair UK, Ryanair |  | £170 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct EI3930 01h 15min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £214 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct EI3930 01h 15min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £139 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct EI3930 01h 15min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | ? | £150 | |
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct EI3930 01h 15min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £153 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 09/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 14/10/25 direct FR4784 01h 05min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £159 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 13/10/25 1 Stopover (STN) RK9227, FR0256 14h 30min | Return 15/10/25 1 Stopover (ALC) FR7062, FR2954 10h 00min | Ryanair UK, Ryanair | | ? | £173 | |
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 20/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 11/11/25 1 Stopover (ABZ) LM0052, LM0021 21h 40min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines |  | £289 | ||
| Newquay Dublin | Outbound 20/10/25 direct EI3931 01h 15min | Return 11/11/25 1 Stopover (MAN) EI0204, LM0021 25h 15min | Aer Lingus Irish Airlines | | £331 |
Stops
- Direct flight
Airline
- Aer Lingus Irish Airlines
- Ryanair UK
- Loganair
Tips and tricks to help you find cheap flights from Newquay to Dublin
Favourite airline: Aer Lingus
The favourite airline for flights from Newquay to Dublin is Aer Lingus.
Aer Lingus
84 %
British Airways
16 %
Useful information about the flight from Newquay to Dublin
Dublin - a vibrant European capital
Famous for it's cultural heritage, colourful nightlife, and of course, Guinness, Dublin is one of Europe's most exciting - and beautiful - riverside cities.
The best time to visit - festivals and parties
Weather wise, Dublin is similar to the rest of the British Isles, with a fairly mild and often wet climate. Visit in Spring to enjoy the parades and parties of St Patrick's Day on 17th March, or come in September for the Dublin Theatre Festival and Dublin Fringe Festival and soak up some culture and comedy as well as the last of the summer sun.
Tips before you travel - currency and budget
You won't need to waste time changing the clocks on all your devices when you arrive, because Dublin is in the same time zone as the UK. The centre of Dublin is small and simple to navigate, but to get your bearings when you arrive, head to the tourist information office in St. Andrew's church to pick up a map and directions to your hotel.
Dublin uses the euro, so be sure to change some currency before you go. How much you decide to take is up to you - Dublin is one of Ireland's more expensive cities, but it's comparatively cheaper than London, with a meal out averaging at 10 Euros. You'll be able to save on cultural attractions too, as entrance to national museums is free.
Local information - getting from A to B
Getting to central Dublin from the airport couldn't be simpler, with several bus services all serving the city centre. The Aircoach service runs every 15 minutes, reaching Dublin in 30 minutes for roughly a 9 euro single fare or 15 euro return. The Airlink 747 bus drops off in two central locations, Connolly Railway Station and Heuston Railway Station. The cost is approximately 6 euros for a single and 10 euros for a return ticket. Local buses 16, 41 and 102 will also get you into central Dublin.
Tourist accommodation in Dublin is plentiful and affordable, with a bed in a shared dorm in one of the city's many hostels costing approximately 12 euros a night, while bed and breakfast accommodation comes in at roughly 45 euros a night, and a three star hotel will cost about 80 euros a night on average.
The centre of Dublin is small enough to explore easily on foot, but there is an extensive bus and tram network serving the metropolitan area. Tickets are just over 2 euros for a single fare.
Important flight information
Flight information: Newquay - Dublin
| Outbound and return from | 115,95 £ |
|---|---|
| Flight duration | min. 01:15 / max. 01:20 |
| Return flight duration | min. 01:20 |
| Distance | 343 km |
| Flights per week | 6 |
| Departure airport | Airport Newquay Cornwall Airport (NQY) |
| Arrival airport | Airport Dublin (DUB) |
| Destination country | Flights to Ireland |
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