How to find cheap flights from Rome to Ireland
£48 is currently the cheapest price for a return flight from Rome to Ireland.
You'll be travelling from Rome into Shannon in Shannon with that fare.
A one-way ticket starts at £24.
Happy to let the deals decide your next stop? Enter 'Ireland' in the 'To' field to discover the lowest fares across different cities.
There are plenty of ways to arrive in Ireland, with around five airports to pick from.
Broaden your search by choosing 'Add nearby airports.' This will compare prices across the closest airports at both your departure and destination points, which could help you cut costs.
Pay less and have more options by booking in advance. Leave it late and you might have to compromise on timing, cost or airline.
Know as soon as fares change. Download the Skyscanner app, create a Price Alert, and we'll keep you updated when prices go up or down.
Best time to fly from Rome to Ireland
October is typically the cheapest month to catch a flight from Rome to Ireland.
In general, taking a midweek flight is a smart way to save. Tuesdays and Wednesdays often mean better fares.
June, July and August mark the peak travel season in Ireland, with June the busiest of the three. Go then for a lively atmosphere and plenty to fill your days.
Alternatively, avoid the peak season surge by checking out flights in January, February and March. Out of these low season months, March is the quietest.
Flights from Rome to Ireland: what to expect
You can choose from Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) or Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA) when planning your departure from Rome.
Around three airports across Ireland can be reached on a nonstop flight from Rome.
Roughly 32 direct flights operate each week between Rome and destinations across Ireland.
Take to the skies with Ryanair or Aer Lingus, the leading airlines operating this route.
When it comes to the most popular routes from Rome to Ireland, Dublin, Shannon and Cork are high up on the travel wishlist.
Dublin is the quickest destination to reach at around 3 hours 10 minutes, while Cork has the longest flight time at roughly 3 hours 15 minutes.
Across all routes, the average journey comes in at around 3 hours 15 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Ireland
Dublin
Located in County Dublin, this city is a leading destination for Rome to Ireland flights. Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College Library and St Patrick's Cathedral are key stops for first-time visitors.
Dublin Airport (DUB) handles the majority of international flights into Dublin.
Explore the selection of hotels in Dublin and round out your trip with a stay that fits how you travel.
Cork
Explore some of Cork's biggest highlights including Blarney Castle & Gardens, Blarney Stone and Titanic Experience Cobh.
The majority of flights arrive through Cork Airport (ORK), the city's main airport.
Explore hotels in Cork and lock in a stay that suits your plans.
Shannon
Mooghaun Hill Fort, Shannon Aviation Museum and Water Colour Collection of Ireland are popular attractions to tick off while you're in this part of County Clare.
Shannon Airport (SNN) is the city's main airport, with routes connecting it to popular destinations throughout the region and beyond.
Track down a deal on where you'll stay by checking out the list of hotels in Shannon.
Visiting Ireland for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can vary depending on your passport, travel plans and length of stay, so check before you go. Official embassy sites and airlines will have the most recent advice on visas or any other documentation you may need.
The local currency is the euro (EUR). You can manage payments with credit and debit cards almost everywhere.
Ireland has a population of roughly 5.4 million. The capital city is Dublin.
You won't have to adjust your watch as you travel through this destination, with only one standard time zone of UTC+0 cm place.
The weather can influence everything from sightseeing to packing, so travel when the forecast suits your plans. July is Ireland's warmest month.
Conditions are often coolest around January.
Rain is more frequent in December, while April is usually drier.
St. Patrick's Day, Bloomsday Festival and the Galway International Arts Festival are some of the major events here. Consider booking your Rome to Ireland flight around moments like these for a travel experience beyond the ordinary.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
Locked in that cheap flight from Rome to Ireland? Now work out where you'll stay and how you'll get around. Explore the range of hotels in Ireland and filter your search by property type, location and more. Also browse car rental options in Ireland and choose from pickup locations in cities or right at the airport.





