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KAYAK's recommended return flight deals from the most popular airlines that fly to Dublin.
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18:25 - 14:35PER-DUB
27h 10m2 stops
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06:30 - 04:30DUB-PER
39h 00m3 stops
$1,363
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Mon, 9 Jun - Mon, 23 Jun
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20:30 - 13:30PER-DUB
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08:15 - 04:30DUB-PER
37h 15m2 stops
$1,392
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Tue, 3 Jun - Fri, 13 Jun
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22:45 - 13:30PER-DUB
21h 45m1 stop
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12:30 - 18:40DUB-PER
23h 10m2 stops
$1,815Qatar Airways
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Mon, 9 Jun - Mon, 23 Jun
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22:45 - 20:55PER-DUB
29h 10m2 stops
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08:15 - 18:40DUB-PER
27h 25m1 stop
$1,826Qatar Airways
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Tue, 3 Jun - Fri, 13 Jun
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21:30 - 07:10SYD-DUB
42h 40m1 stop
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20:25 - 16:55DUB-SYD
35h 30m1 stop
$1,890Etihad Airways
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Tue, 15 Jul - Tue, 12 Aug
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21:30 - 07:10SYD-DUB
42h 40m1 stop
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09:05 - 06:10DUB-SYD
36h 05m1 stop
$1,968Etihad Airways
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Sat, 17 May - Fri, 30 May
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06:00 - 20:10PER-DUB
21h 10m1 stop
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22:05 - 00:40DUB-PER
19h 35m1 stop
$2,125Emirates
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Thu, 12 Jun - Wed, 9 Jul
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14:25 - 20:10CBR-DUB
38h 45m2 stops
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14:20 - 09:15DUB-CBR
33h 55m2 stops
$2,170Emirates
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Sun, 8 Jun - Sun, 15 Jun
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06:00 - 20:10SYD-DUB
23h 10m1 stop
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22:05 - 06:05DUB-SYD
23h 00m1 stop
$2,236Qantas Airways
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Sun, 1 Jun - Sat, 14 Jun
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12:25 - 20:10PER-DUB
38h 45m2 stops
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14:20 - 17:35DUB-PER
20h 15m1 stop
$2,444Qantas Airways
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Mon, 18 Aug - Sun, 31 Aug

KAYAK's insights & trends for flights to Dublin

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights to Dublin to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Dublin?

The average price of all round-trip flights to Dublin clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.
Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Dublin is Tuesday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as $2,250. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Friday, where round-trip prices are $2,405 on average.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Dublin?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for flights to Dublin, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.
The cheapest month for flights to Dublin is February, where tickets cost $1,943 on average for return flights. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and July, where the average cost of tickets from Australia is $3,018 and $2,524 respectively. For one-way flights, the best month to travel is February with an average price of $1,932.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Dublin?

The average price for all round-trip flights to Dublin depending on the time of departure, clicked by users on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks.
The cheapest time of day to fly to Dublin is generally in the evening, when round-trip flights cost $1,321 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Dublin is generally in the morning, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $1,516.

How far in advance should I book a flight to Dublin?

To calculate weekly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each week before departure over the last year for round-trip flights to Dublin, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each week.
To get a below average price, you should book around 6 weeks before departure. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 26 weeks before departure.

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When to book flights to Dublin

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel to Dublin based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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FAQs - booking Dublin flights

  • What does Dublin Airport offer in the way of support services for passengers with special needs?

    Passengers who require special assistance will find many helpful facilities and services at Dublin Airport, including modified bathrooms, lifts, privacy rooms and a relief room for assistance dogs. Wristbands and lanyards are also available for passengers who have hidden disabilities. If you will need special assistance during your time at the airport, it’s important to let your airline know at least 48h before your departure, so everything can be arranged for you.

  • Where do I go to get a taxi from Dublin Airport to the city centre?

    The taxi rank at Dublin Airport can be found just outside the arrivals hall of Terminal 1. The journey into central Dublin should cost somewhere around € 25 to € 30 (approximately A$ 37 to A$ 40), with the price tending to be a bit higher at peak traffic times. Depending on the traffic conditions and the area of Dublin you’re travelling to, the trip generally takes around 15 to 25min.

  • Does Dublin Airport have on-site hotels?

    There are two hotels at Dublin Airport: the Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin Airport and the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport are both located in the airport grounds and are within walking distance of the terminal buildings. Both hotels also have a free airport shuttle service between airport and hotel to transfer guests travelling with lots of luggage.

  • Does Dublin Airport have facilities for those travelling with babies?

    There are dedicated feeding rooms and nappy changing facilities in both T1 and T2 at Dublin Airport. These spaces have changing tables, microwaves and bottle warmers as well as high chairs, and you can tend to your baby’s needs in privacy. There are comfortable seats outside so the rest of the family can wait nearby.

  • Is there luggage storage at Dublin Airport?

    It is possible to store luggage at the Excess Baggage area in the T1 arrivals hall. You can leave your cases in a secure area there and pay for them when you return to collect them. The rough costs range between EUR7 (around AUD11) for 0 – 4 hours and EUR12.50 (around AUD20) for 0 – 24 hours.

  • Can I get from the airport into Dublin on public transport?

    There are various bus/coach services that operate from the airport, but the AirLink Express is the best option as it makes fewer stops before the centre and goes to various important places in the city. Tickets can be bought on the coach, from the airport desk or from automated ticket machines.

  • How far is Dublin Airport from central Dublin?

    Dublin Airport is 9 km from the centre of Dublin.

  • What is the name of Dublin’s airport?

    When flying to Dublin, you'll arrive at Dublin Airport (DUB). The airport is also known as Dublin or Dublin Airport.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights to Dublin?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights to Dublin.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket to Dublin?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Dublin is likely to change within 7 days, so travellers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights to Dublin?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Dublin with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight to Dublin?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Dublin up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

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Top tips for finding cheap flights to Dublin

  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Dublin flight deals.
  • Do you have family or friends meeting you at Dublin Airport (DUB)? Each terminal has its own designated meeting point. If you’re arriving in Terminal 1, let your loved ones know to meet you near the information desk on the arrivals level. If you’re arriving in Terminal 2, they can head to the arrivals level and wait near the Spar shop.
  • If you need a quiet moment of devotion, Dublin Airport has a multi-faith prayer room in Terminal 2 and a church that can be found if you walk outside the arrivals hall and through the short term parking area.
  • Dublin Airport has a sensory room that has been designed to help calm passengers who become overwhelmed in busy, unfamiliar environments. The room must be booked in advance through One Complete Solution, Dublin.
  • For those passengers coming off flights to Dublin who want to explore Ireland under their own steam, Dublin Airport has a number of reputable car hire companies located in the arrivals hall of the airport. Book your car in advance and go to the car rental desks upon arrival to collect your keys and be taken to your vehicle. Happily, the Irish drive on the same side of the road as you do in Australia!
  • If you need to change currency at Dublin Airport, just look out for the ICE (International Currency Exchange) Bureau de Change counters, which are scattered throughout both terminals of the airport. It is also possible to pre-order your currency on the Dublin Airport website, which means you can be secure in the knowledge that your holiday money will be waiting for you on arrival.
  • If you would like something as a reminder of your holiday to Dublin, why not get yourself some fine Irish whiskey? Pop into The Loop – Dublin Airport’s duty-free store – where you will find The Irish Whiskey Collection with its 365 whiskeys: one for every day of the year. There are in-store experts who will help you make your decision, as it may be difficult to choose from this rich collection of local and international whiskeys.
  • For those who need to communicate with the outside world, there is free Wi-Fi at Dublin Airport so you will be able to use your mobile devices while waiting to leave the airport or catch your next flight. Simply connect to the Dublin Airport Wi-Fi or Eircom network and click the ‘continue to surf’ link – you will not need to register.
  • Hungry travellers arriving on flights to Dublin are in luck as there are several restaurants to choose from outside security – the Mezzanine Food Court has Alcock & Brown serving breakfast, lunch and dinner or just pastries and coffees if you prefer something smaller, as well as Pulse, the healthy option. There is also a McDonald’s here. The arrivals hall itself has AMT Coffee for a quick caffeine fix and Marquette, a self-service restaurant.
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Top 5 airlines flying to Dublin

 
See real verified KAYAK customer reviews for airlines flying to Dublin. Airline scores are aggregated from all reviews left by passengers on KAYAK after flying with an airline from Australia to Dublin. KAYAK doesn’t show reviews that are older than 5 years. Learn how KAYAK collects reviews.
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EmiratesOverall score based on 3206 reviews
7.8Food
8.0Comfort
8.2Entertainment
8.3Crew
8.1Boarding
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Food no so good. Extra charge to much for front seats cost me £163 then other people sat near me for nothing 🤬

6.0 GoodDave, Mar 2025SYD - DXB
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Food no so good. Extra charge to much for front seats cost me £163 then other people sat near me for nothing 🤬

The best ever, friendly and attentive cabin crew, amazing captains who utilised their expertise for less turbulence, just overall amazing

First time and very memorable, the finest flying experience ive ever had

Overall was a good experience and this particular flight the crew were great too at least in business class. It’s not always the case with flydubai. Few things would make me think twice in the future on this route. 1. The arrival into T3 might sound good but it is a real pain as it takes almost 30 mins to get to terminal on the bus as the aircraft still park at T2. The bag takes even longer . If they just let us off at T2, I’d be home within 30 mins of walking off the plane. Instead it takes 1.5 hours. 2. Due to the timing, the very tiny lounge in Penang is so crowded because half the lounge is closed for Qatar crew. Hardly anywhere to sit. 3. Flydubai app and site has a long way to go and using it is very unpleasant.

The boarding process was smooth and the stewardesses were nice. Some delays with drinks at the end of the flight, but no issues.

The plane seemed pretty old and the food was not good

Comfort and customer service from most if the crew was great. The crew reassigning passengers should consider the presence of infants when reassigning seats. Unfortunately a couple of oversized passengers were relocated next to us, making this segment a bit uncomfortable, as there was not only extra leg space required. I ended up swapping seats with my husband so our baby wouldn't be impacted. My husband travelled quite uncomfortable as the reassigned neighbour shoulder and arm ended up on my husband's seat

Boarding, seats, entertainment and service were all great. Food was great except for the fact that there were too many sweet items.

The service on board was excellent, the flight wasn’t overbooked and we departed and arrived on time.

everything was great. I don't use on-board entertainment at all (I just read or sleep), but I appreciate that I couldn't hear anyone else's!

Their aircraft are old and amenities lack way behind other international carriers leaving from BNE. Even in economy

Airport and crew experience was excellent. We had to queue for the runway - no one’s fault, but it did mean we were 30 minutes late leaving

Overall good experience with flight and airport wheelchair staff. Also got Indian food in the flights

Friendly staff, surprisingly good premium economy seats allowing good sleep/ snooze opportunity and very good menu.

Very good as always, stand out airline. The passengers whom choose to stuff baggage that otherwise should be checked-in is a real bother but that's not the airlines doing. A real frustration that passengers just don't want to check-in luggage. This is a pet hate unfortunately.

It’s a two prop flight so I had problems with my ears on re- entering ! But otherwise fine

I love flying with Qantas. There was no onscreen entertaining on this flight, and only a snack provided (not a meal) but still better than Jetstar or Virgin (in my opinion) so still happy.

Wheelchair assistance to move through the terminals and to/from the plane door was excellent. No vegan snack on the flight, only something with salami and cheese in it.

The old Plane had not been cleaned properly in a long time.

Planes was old - business class seats looked like they were installed in the 80s

It was ok, not much more can be said, as long as airlines/aircraft manufacturers insist on cramming in as many seats as possible....best of a bad situations, seats are simply too uncomfortable to sit in for more than a few hours. Lack of flexible headrests not a help on long overnight flights either.

Liked some flight attendants. 1 was rude I'll not say her name I don't want to get her jn trouble on my flight back to Dallas from Doha. Very rude to some races of people clearly. She needs a better attitude and bedside manners. Asking her questions and she responds "WHAT" twice rudely like I was bothering her and "is it going to be cranberry or mango juice with an attitude".

I recently travelled with Qatar Airways from Doha to Dulles in the QSuite, and the experience was nothing short of exceptional. The QSuite truly feels like a First-Class experience, with its luxurious design, privacy, and comfort. The cabin crew, especially the lady in charge of the cabin, was remarkable—professional, attentive, and genuinely kind. The food was excellent, and the comfort of the seat was absolutely first-class, making the journey smooth and enjoyable. While the in-flight experience was outstanding, I have a few points of feedback. Firstly, the content available in the in-flight entertainment system could be expanded and upgraded to include a more diverse and updated collection. This would elevate the entertainment experience to match the premium standards of the QSuite. Secondly, regarding the Wi-Fi service: while QSuite passengers receive one hour of complimentary Wi-Fi, any additional usage requires a fee of USD 10. Considering the premium pricing of QSuite, it would be more fitting to include unlimited Wi-Fi as part of the experience, further enhancing the luxury offered to passengers. Lastly, I must highlight an issue with luggage handling. Unfortunately, my luggage did not make it through the transit, which was disappointing. While the ground crew assured me that it would be delivered to my home on the same day as it was arriving on the next flight, this promise was not fulfilled, and the delay added unnecessary inconvenience to an otherwise excellent experience. Overall, the QSuite experience was exceptional, but addressing these areas would further solidify Qatar Airways’ position as a leader in luxury air travel.

Seating is terrible, having seats so crammed is unacceptable for a 15-hour journey. I cannot stress enough how uncomfortable it is to sit in such an aircraft. Leg space is roomier in a domestic aircraft. I have not experienced this kind of crammy seating in domestic flights either in the US or other international airlines overseas.

There was not enough food for everybody. Some dishes were missing.

Very unimpressed that I was dumped from the seat I had booked and paid for after check in. Apparently a family wanted to sit together, however as they all were adults I think they should have pre booked their seats like I did. I will be approaching Qatar for a refund. That and the dreadful state of the flooding toilets made me wonder how they managed to be voted the best airline. Not worth the money.

Qatar Airways in-flight first/business class service is superior to any US airline; excellent meals are served on short haul flights such as between DXB and DOH.

There was frequent beverage ,meal and snack service. The crew was very hospitable and professional.

My carry on bag was taken by Alaska Air as we boarded in LAX! She said there was not room. There was plenty of room. I told her that my meds and personal items were in it. She did not care. She said it would be sent to my final destination, Nairobi. Well it got to Nairobi the day I was to fly home. The handle of my bag was crushed so could not retract. So I had to remove it. I had to buy converters, malaria medication. personal items. I filled out the missing form at the Nairobi airport. I asked that it be shipped to the Kisumu airport. When it was obviously not going to make it for my time in Kenya. I asked that it be sent to John Wayne Airport. NONE of that happened. I only knew it was at Nairobi because my air tag indicated it was finally in Nairobi the day I was leaving Kenya! Now I need to purchase a new carry on bag!!!

Noice cancelling headphones would be better since it’s a crowded plane And kids behaviors are unavoidable

second leg was more comfortable. Customer service in Abu Dhabi is okay.

Etihad seems to have a very strict luggage enforcement. I am a very light passenger compared to other passengers which are mainly heavier. I do not understood why airlines enforce the weight restriction so strictly. I was overweight luggage of 1.5kg, but am probably 10+kg lighter than the average passenger. Other airlines are far more accommodating. Poor customer service as far as I am concerned. If weight is such an important issue to an airline they should charge passengers by total amount of body weight plus luggage. To me just ridiculous.

Crew Check-In – Kolkata (CCU) The crew handling check-in in Kolkata was outstanding—efficient, courteous, and highly organized. Flight Segment – CCU to Abu Dhabi (AUH) A standard flight overall. Notably, only one in-flight meal option—a vegetarian curry—was available, which seemed unsuitable for a red-eye journey. The crew offered no alternatives, which was unexpected. Flight Segment – Abu Dhabi to Rome (AUH-FCO) Comfort improved on this leg, but service quality was average, falling short of Etihad’s premium standards. Crew attention was heavily absorbed by a difficult couple in Row 15 (port side), resulting in disproportionate focus. It was concerning that a steward had to personally return to apologize, a task better suited for supervisory staff. This highlights a development opportunity for supervisors Anna and Quashim in managing guest escalation professionally.

Flight was delayed due to slow boarding process by etihad. Update food options and movies as well.

Likes: on time departure, new plane Didn’t like:very poor quality food, very limited entertainment.no amenity kit etc.

This flight was a dreamliner so I think the space was ok for the legs, but the option for food was again limited and the crew was same.

Boarding was efficient, had to check in cabin luggage. Seats were narrow, food was more in quantity, received cabin luggage on the luggage belt which was fine.

In never flown this flight, because my flight coning from Barcelona was delayed.

I did not have a good experience in both flights of Etihad. First of all, when I was booking the flight, there were two options. The first option was a cheaper flight with longer layover (9 hrs), or a more expensive flight with shorter layover (2 hrs). I booked the expensive flight with shorter layover because I wanted a more comfortable trip. A few days before the trip, Etihad informed me that the departure time of my first flight will change 7 hours earlier, leading to an 9 hour layover, without giving me another option nor reimbursing me for the extra cost. They didn’t even send me an apologetic email for this change. Regarding the flight experience, I would rate it as mediocre. This is mostly because the pilots of both flights did their best to give us the worst approach to airports that I have ever experienced. In the case of the first flight they had to aboard the landing and took off again right before touching the landing strip. The captain said that it was due to wind conditions but the second time the pilot followed the same direction as the first time to land the plane.

Only 1 time food and drinks together was offered, for total 5 hours duration drinks and snacks was never offered. For some people food choice was not available, only veg was available. No entertainment option was there. Crew members were mostly back of the flight asking each other for KitKat and chips to share between them.

Flight was delayed and there was boarding pass and flight information errors resulting in confusion and stress

my flight was canceled and rescheduled for two days later

They oversold and down graded me from Premium economy to coach. 75-pound compensation is insufficient if you chose a particular class. I get dehydrated and severe Charley Horse cramps. I requested a bottle of water, even half even less… but no- “We are only allowed to give water by the glass. Nonsense. Lastly, their planes now have a fixed barrier between seats. So even if your entire row is empty, you are confined to just your space. Lastly, London now requires a transit visa for $30 for US citizens. Never travel through London again

Good crew and on time but old plane and poor breakfast

The flight was severely delayed. The check in desk was rude.

Aer Lingus was the actual airline so they handled everything professionally.

Didn’t make flight and then forced on connecting flights back to LA that cost me another day of travel on an inferior experience.

I liked BA land team for boarding, the food, entertainment should be considered to be improved

May be, better food / snacks in the Gatwick to Glasgow connection.

Attentive, efficient and pleasant flight crew. Easy to obtain seat selections and exit row. The only issue but one that affected the entire flight was a very uncomfortable seat. Seat design permitted no movement and was very hard and raised toward front of seat.

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