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Flying to Ireland
The things to know before you go.| Cheapest flight ticket found | £22 |
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| Cheapest month to fly | May |
| Average flight time | 1 hr, 17 mins |
| Possible destinations | 7 |
| Most popular airline | British Airways |
| Average flights per week | 2,196 |
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How to find cheap flights to Ireland
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The best time to go to Ireland
If you're looking for a pleasant trip, the best time to head to Ireland is from June to August. This is when the weather is warmest, with average temperatures ranging from 15°C to 20°C. These months offer plenty of sunshine and are ideal for sightseeing and hiking. However, remember that this is also the peak tourist season, which means more crowds and potentially higher prices for flights and accommodations.
For a more affordable and quieter experience, consider visiting Ireland during April, May, September, and October. The temperatures may be cooler, but you'll still enjoy decent weather and fewer crowds, making exploring the Irish countryside and cities easier.
Top tip: If you're flexible on your departure dates, use Skyscanner's whole-month tool to find the cheapest day of the year to travel to any city you choose in Ireland.
The best time to book flights to Ireland
The ideal time to book flights for the most affordable fares is typically 30 to 50 days before you travel. So, it's a great idea to search for those tickets to Ireland in advance.
You can also use Skyscanner's Price Alert feature to watch flight fares to Ireland. We'll notify you when flight prices go up or down, allowing you to book at the right time.
Airlines that fly to Ireland
The most popular routes between the United Kingdom and Ireland are:
From Manchester (Manchester Airport) to Dublin (Dublin Airport) with Ryanair.
From Birmingham (Birmingham International Airport) to Dublin (Dublin Airport) with Ryanair.
From London (London Stansted Airport) to Dublin (Dublin Airport) with Ryanair.
Top things to see and do in Ireland
Kiss the legendary Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle, marvel at the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, and get lost in the history of Kilkenny and its Norman Castle. Journey through Killarney and drive along the famous Ring of Kerry, or unwind in the charming town of Dingle with its scenic trails and beaches. County Donegal offers a unique experience on the secluded North West coast. A bus tour is ideal for soaking in these sights on a budget.
Aside from its natural beauty and historical landmarks, Ireland has many festivals. Take part in the vibrant St. Patrick's Day Parade, celebrate traditional music at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, and join the captivating atmosphere at the Galway International Arts Festival. Don't forget to indulge in a pint of Guinness during the annual Galway International Oyster Festival, featuring intriguing contests such as oyster shucking and eating!
Best cities to visit in Ireland
Dublin
As the capital of Ireland, Dublin boasts a rich history, lively atmosphere, and bustling nightlife. Visit the famous Guinness Storehouse, stroll along the River Liffey, and sample traditional Irish fare at one of the many pubs in the lively Temple Bar area.
Galway
This harbour city on the west coast is known for its colourful streets, traditional Irish music scene, and warm locals. Explore the charming Latin Quarter, and don't miss the opportunity to taste some delicious seafood at one of the city's many coastal restaurants.
Cork
The second largest city in Ireland, Cork is full of interesting attractions like the historic English Market, where you can sample local produce, and the picturesque St. Fin Barre's Cathedral. Take a short trip outside the city to explore the Blarney Castle and its famous stone.
Kilkenny
This mediaeval town is famous for its well-preserved historic architecture and beautiful Kilkenny Castle. Wander through the charming streets and visit the mediaeval Black Abbey, St. Canice's Cathedral, and Rothe House – a magnificent example of an early 17th-century merchant townhouse.
