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Airlines that fly from Manchester to Dublin

Currency and price comparison

TrainLocal, one-way ticket
13%Trains in Dublin are 13% cheaper than in Manchester.
Manchester£2.00
Dublin£1.73
MealMid-priced restaurant
20%The average meal is 20% more expensive in Dublin than in Manchester.
Manchester£15.00
Dublin£17.30
TaxiStandard daytime start rate
17%Taxis are 17% more expensive in Dublin than in Manchester.
Manchester£3.40
Dublin£3.98
CoffeeRegular cappuccino
0%A coffee in Dublin costs roughly the same as in Manchester.
Manchester£3.61
Dublin£3.62
Exchange rate
1 GBP = 1.15 EUR
1 EUR = 0.88 GBP
Last checked on Sat 28/03
Distance: 166 miles
Manchester airports
Manchester International (MAN)How far from city centre: 9 miles
Dublin airports
Dublin (DUB)How far from city centre: 6 miles

Flights departing from Manchester

Located in the northwest of England, Manchester has a thriving cultural and entertainment scene, which has made it to be one of the most visited cities in the country. The city is situated in a bowl-shaped land area and is one of the largest cities in the United Kingdom.

Its city centre is located on the River Irwell and its business district is packed with high buildings and luxury hotels. Manchester is one of the liveliest cities in England, with its numerous educational institutions - universities and colleges - and the Gay Village. Manchester Airport is the main airport serving the city and it operates several regular flights from Manchester to Dublin.

Getting to Manchester airport

Manchester Airport is the international gateway to the city by air. The airport is one of the busiest airport in England. The airport is located almost outside the city, but it takes just a few minutes by car through M56 motorway. Aer Lingus and Ryanair operate direct Manchester to Dublin flights from Manchester Airport regularly.

It is an easy journey from the city to the airport. You can opt for a train ride to the airport from Manchester Piccadilly Train Station. Alternatively, you can opt for a taxi, bus or coach ride from the city to the airport. If you are driving your car, there are several car parks that offer affordable parking at the airport.

Arriving to Dublin

Ireland's largest and capital city, Dublin is a fascinating destination with amazing sightseeing options and a wide variety of activities for everyone. The city has a rich cultural heritage and several cultural attractions. Dublin is one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe.

Dublin is well-known for its pulsating nightlife and it features numerous Irish pubs, which is an amazing reason to visit the Irish city. The cosmopolitan city has an evident charm and refined beauty that actually appeals to its visitors. The city is related to many fascinating myths and ancient legends, which attract a large number of tourists to Ireland.

How to get to the city centre

All flights to Dublin from Manchester are handled by the Dublin International Airport (DUB), which is the busiest and largest airport in Ireland. The airport has two passenger terminals, which serves both domestic and international flights. Dublin Airport is located about 10km north of the city.

Dublin offers a range of transport options that run from the airport to the city. Dublin Bus, Airlink Express, AirCoach and Cityscape Express and other coach and bus services are available for transfer from the airport to the city. You can hire a car, if you are interested in exploring the city alone. However, cars in Ireland are right-hand drive.

Flight route information

The capital city of Ireland, Dublin, is well-known for its culture, and a wealth of attractions and activities.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Manchester to Dublin

How many airports are there in Dublin?
There is one major airport in Dublin, which is Dublin Airport (DUB). While there are a few smaller airfields or private airstrips in the surrounding area, Dublin Airport is the primary commercial airport serving the city.
What is the difference between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport?
Terminal 1 at Dublin Airport primarily handles short-haul flights, including Ryanair and other European carriers, and is the older of the two terminals. Terminal 2 is newer and generally serves long-haul flights, including Aer Lingus and most transatlantic routes. Both terminals offer a range of facilities, including shops, restaurants, and lounges, and are connected by a covered walkway.
Is it possible to walk between terminals at Dublin Airport?
Yes, you can easily walk between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport. The terminals are connected by a covered walkway, making it convenient for passengers to transfer between them. The walk typically takes around 5 to 10 minutes.
What terminal is Aer Lingus at in Dublin Airport?
Aer Lingus is located at Terminal 2 of Dublin Airport (DUB). All flights, including those to North America, depart from and arrive at Terminal 2. Passengers should go to Terminal 2 for check-in, bag drop, and security.
What terminal is Ryanair at in Dublin Airport?
Ryanair flights at Dublin Airport operate from Terminal 1. Whether you’re arriving or departing, you’ll need to go to Terminal 1 for check-in, security, and boarding. Just follow the signs for Ryanair when you get to the airport.
Is 2 hours enough time to get through Dublin airport?
Two hours can be sufficient for departing flights from Dublin Airport, especially for short-haul or during off-peak times. However, for long-haul flights, during peak travel periods, or if you need to check luggage, it might be a tight timeframe. It is generally recommended to allow at least 2.5 to 3 hours for international flights to ensure a relaxed experience.

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