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Cheapest time to fly from Newcastle to Dublin

If you’re planning to fly this route soon, keep in mind that the lowest fares are usually available at the beginning of January. Take advantage of this period to save on your flight tickets and make the most of your trip. Please note that prices may change after your search.

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Flight Duration3 h and 50 mFlights between Newcastle and Dublin take, on average, 3 h and 50 m minutes, but the time can vary according to other factors

Cheapest flight£7Cheapest price for a flight between Newcastle and Dublin found by our customers in the last 72 hours

Origin airportNewcastle International AirportWhen flying from Newcastle to Dublin

Destination airportDublin AirportFor the route from Newcastle to Dublin

High seasonMarchAccording to search data from our customers, March is the busiest time to fly from Newcastle to Dublin

Airlines flying this routeRyanair, Aer Lingus, British AirwaysAirline(s) with flights between Newcastle to Dublin

One-way average Price£99The average price for a flight Newcastle - Dublin at Opodo is £99, based on the price of last 6 months

Best time to bookDecemberAccording to real data February is the most popular time to book a flight to Dublin when departing from Newcastle

Airlines that fly from Newcastle to Dublin

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Last checked on Sat 07/11

Distance: 219 mi

Newcastle airports

Newcastle International Airport (NCL)How far from city centre: 5 mi

Dublin airports

Dublin Airport (DUB)How far from city centre: 6 mi

Find cheap flights from Newcastle to Dublin

At 1 hour and 10 minutes in the air, flights from Newcastle to Dublin barely leave time for a coffee. Ryanair and Aer Lingus both fly the route through the week, from £7. Getting to Newcastle Airport is simple too.

Because of the Common Travel Area, travel between the UK and Ireland is straightforward. British citizens do not need a passport to enter Ireland. However, you will still need valid photo identification—usually a passport or driving licence—so check your airline's requirements before you travel.

Departing from Newcastle: airports and terminals

Flights to Dublin depart from Newcastle International Airport (NCL). Operating from a single passenger terminal, the airport is easy to navigate when catching flights with Ryanair or Aer Lingus. Inside, you will find passenger lounges, a prayer room, business facilities, and a selection of restaurants and duty-free shops.

Getting to the airport is straightforward. The Tyne & Wear Metro Green Line runs directly to the terminal, taking 20 minutes from Newcastle and 50 minutes from Sunderland. By road, the airport is 6.5 miles north of the city via the A1 trunk road, roughly a 20 to 30-minute drive or taxi ride depending on traffic.

Arriving in Dublin: from the airport to the city

Direct flights from Newcastle land at Dublin Airport (DUB), six miles north of the city centre near Collinstown. As Ireland's main airport, it has two terminals. Taxi ranks sit directly outside both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, and the drive into the city takes around 20 minutes.

For public transport, dedicated express buses are the most efficient option. The Dublin Express operates routes 782 and 784, while the Aircoach runs route 700. Both stop at central points including O'Connell Street and Aston Quay, reaching the city centre in 20 to 30 minutes.

Things to do in Dublin

Dublin offers plenty to explore once you arrive. You can head to the lively Temple Bar district for traditional pubs and live music, or visit the medieval Dublin Castle. For culture, see the historic collections at the 16th-century Trinity College Library or view the artwork in the National Gallery of Ireland.

For outdoor space, cross the historic Ha'penny Bridge or walk through Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest enclosed urban parks. You can also tour the Guinness Storehouse to learn the history of Ireland's famous stout.

May and October are excellent months to visit Dublin. They offer mild weather and fewer crowds, making it easier to explore the sights.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Newcastle to Dublin

On average, how much is the price of a flight from Newcastle to Dublin?

When you fly from Newcastle to Dublin the average price is £99. However, this price depends on many other factors such as seasonality or how far in advance the route has been booked.

How can I find cheap flights from Newcastle to Dublin at Opodo?

The cheapest price for a flight from Newcastle to Dublin is 7 £. At Opodo we use different machine learned based methodologies to find our costumers the best option available, considering airline combinations, stopovers and direct flights as well as different criteria for inbound and outbound journeys.

When is the best time to book a flight from Newcastle to Dublin?

The most popular months to book a flight from Newcastle to Dublin are March, May and February, based on the searches of our customers.

When is the best time to travel from Newcastle to Dublin?

The best time of the year to go to Dublin when flying from Newcastle depends on several preference factors like climate, seasonality and, of course, price. When it comes to popularity, December is the top 1º month to fly to Dublin from Newcastle in terms of searches from our customer, followed by November and August. If you prefer to avoid high peaks of turism, however, and escape a crowded period, May, April and January are the months with less volume of searchs for the route Newcastle - Dublin.

How long does the flight take to go from Newcastle to Dublin?

The total flight time between Newcastle and Dublin is of around 3 h and 50 m on average, considering an average distance of 218.82 mi, for both direct and indirect flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).

How is the weather in Dublin compared to Newcastle?

While in Newcastle temperatures can reach an average of 14º ºC in summer, Dublin can experience temperatures up to 15º ºC during the hot season. In winter, however, the weather shows around 5º ºC in Dublin, compared to the 5º ºC average in Newcastle.

Which airports have flights between Newcastle and Dublin?

The main airport route flying between Newcastle and Dublin is: Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Dublin Airport(DUB). This route is covered by the following airline(s):

Which are the airlines with flights from Newcastle to Dublin?

Airlines with direct flights departing from Newcastle to Dublin are:

Ryanair.
Aer Lingus.
British Airways.

British Airways

Klm Royal Dutch Airlines
Jet2

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