Cheap Flights from Dubai to Dublin

Dublin Airport is the country’s largest airport handling around 28 million passengers a year. Travelers looking to fly from Dubai to Dublin can catch flights with Emirates, with all flights originating from Dubai International Airport and not the newer Al Maktoum International Airport.

* This information is correct as of May 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Dublin Airport offers a wide selection of amenities and facilities to keep you occupied during your stay. At the airport you can find many different places to eat and drink whether it’s a restaurant to sit down with a meal or a café to enjoy a hot drink. You will also find many shops at the airport including designer stores and duty-free shopping. The airport itself consists of two passenger terminals – Terminal 1 was opened in 1972 and renovated in 2009, while the newer Terminal 2 was inaugurated in 2010. Dublin Airport is linked to central Dublin by public transport including buses, or you can opt for a licensed taxi just outside the terminals. Renting a car in Dublin is also an option if you are planning to explore more of Ireland.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is Dubai’s primary airport handling over 90 million travelers every year. At the airport you can look forward to enjoying a wide range of amenities whether it’s browsing through the latest designer brands, picking up some duty-free goods or grabbing a bite to eat at a restaurant or café. The airport itself is comprised of three passenger terminals which are all easy to transfer between. Terminals 1 and 3 are part of the Dubai Metro so getting to the airport is quick and convenient – if you are traveling with Emirates you will need to reach Terminal 3 which handles all Emirates flights.

What to Expect in Dublin

To help you plan your stay in the Irish capital, check out our guide to the top 10 attractions and things to do in Dublin. Other than the summer when it can be pleasantly warm, Dublin is a fairly cold place and experiences chilly winters so make sure you pack accordingly. Although Ireland allows many nationals to enter the country without a visa, if you are flying directly from Dubai then you will need to arrange a visa in advance. Remember that Dublin is three hours behind Dubai so be sure to put your clocks back once you have landed. Check out the top hotels in Dublin to make the most out of your stay in Ireland.