Ireland →Cheap Dublin City Breaks
We found Dublin city breaks from £28 in flights: 1 night from Birmingham. 17 UK airports fly there direct.
- Flights from£28*
- UK airports17
- Flight time0h 55m
- Cheapest monthNovember
Fly to Dublin from Your Airport
Every UK and Irish airport with a direct flight, cheapest first. Pick yours to see its trips.
Trips to Dublin We Found
Search for trips like these: same airport and cities, a night either way.
🏙️ City Break£281 night in November 2026✈️ From BirminghamSearch trips - 🏙️ City Break£281 night in November 2026✈️ From BristolSearch trips
- 🏙️ City Break£281 night in November 2026✈️ From GlasgowSearch trips
- 🏙️ City Break£281 night in November 2026✈️ From London StanstedUnlock with PremiumLeaves more than 14 days aheadSearch trips
- 🏙️ City Break£281 night in November 2026✈️ From ManchesterSearch trips
- 🏙️ City Break£302 nights in November 2026✈️ From CardiffSearch trips
When Is It Cheapest to Fly to Dublin?
The cheapest one-city trip we found leaving in each month.
- Nov 2026✅ Cheapestfrom £28
- Dec 2026from £29
- Jan 2027from £30
- Feb 2027from £34
- Mar 2027from £32
What to Do in Dublin
- Sip a pint of Guinness in the Gravity Bar, high above the rooftops
- Lose yourself in the cobbled lanes and trad sessions of Temple Bar
- Peer at the 1,200-year-old pages of the Book of Kells at Trinity
- Pause on the Ha'penny Bridge as the lamps glow over the Liffey
- Hike the cliff path around Howth Head above Dublin Bay
How Many Days Do You Need in Dublin?
Two or three days is enough for a first visit to Dublin. The cheapest 2-night trip we found was £30, from Cardiff. You choose how many nights when you search.
Find Dublin trips of 2 to 3 nights →Two nights by the Liffey in Dublin.
Dublin City Breaks: Questions
- How Much Is a City Break to Dublin from the UK?
- The cheapest we found was £28 per person in flights for 1 night, leaving Birmingham. Fares move, so search for the latest. Prices are for flights only; where you stay is up to you.
- Which Airports Fly to Dublin?
- Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, London Stansted, Manchester, Cardiff, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, London Luton, Newcastle, London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Exeter, Aberdeen and Southampton, all with direct flights.
- How Many Days Do You Need in Dublin?
- Two or three days is enough for a first visit to Dublin. The cheapest 2-night trip we found was £30, from Cardiff. You choose how many nights when you search.
- How Long Is the Flight from the UK to Dublin?
- Between 0h 55m and 1h 50m direct, depending on the airport you fly from.
- Which Airlines Fly from the UK to Dublin?
- For the trips we show: Aer Lingus and Ryanair, direct from the UK.
- What Is the Cheapest Month to Fly to Dublin?
- November 2026 is the cheapest of the months we have trips for, with one-city trips from £28 in flights when we last looked.
- How Do I Book a Trip to Dublin?
- Search for the trip, then use the links on it to book each flight directly with the airline. We find the trips and the cheapest flight combinations; we are not a travel agent.
- Can I See These Trips for Free?
- Yes, every trip leaving in the next 14 days, with no account needed. Trips further ahead are unlocked for Premium members, who see every trip about six months ahead.
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More City Breaks in Ireland
The other cities in Ireland we found trips to, with the cheapest one-city trip there and the airport it leaves from, cheapest first. A city with its own page opens it; the rest open a search for their trips.
Nearby City Breaks in Other Countries
The nearest cities to Dublin with a page of their own, outside Ireland, nearest first, as the crow flies.
Photos, cropped and framed: Birmingham Airport by Thomas Nugent (CC BY-SA 2.0); Bristol Airport by Captain Galaxy (CC BY 4.0); Glasgow Airport by DaHuzyBru (CC BY-SA 4.0); Cardiff Airport by Lewis Clarke (CC BY-SA 2.0); East Midlands Airport by Stephen McKay (CC BY-SA 2.0); Edinburgh Airport by Thomas Nugent (CC BY-SA 2.0); Leeds Bradford Airport by Mtaylor848 (CC BY-SA 4.0); Liverpool Airport by Andrzej Otrębski (CC BY-SA 4.0); London Luton Airport by Thomas Nugent (CC BY-SA 2.0); Newcastle Airport by Richard Vince (CC BY-SA 2.0); London Heathrow Airport by Nick-D (CC BY-SA 4.0); Exeter Airport by M J Richardson (CC BY-SA 2.0); Aberdeen Airport by Colin Smith (CC BY-SA 2.0); Southampton Airport by Richard Rogerson (CC BY-SA 2.0)