| Need a swift escape from the daily grind? Ireland’s calling your name! Dublin, darling, is just a hop, skip, and a £30-round trip away. Regardless of your UK starting point, Except for Southampton and Exeter (don’t take it personally)., the Emerald Isle is practically giving itself away. Round-trip tickets usually make your wallet £60 to £200 lighter, but with this deal, you’re practically stealing a Guinness-filled getaway. 🇮🇪 Top Attractions: 🏰 Dublin Castle – Explore this historic castle, which has been at the heart of Dublin’s history since the 13th century. 📚 Trinity College and The Book of Kells – Visit Ireland’s oldest university and see the stunningly illustrated medieval manuscript. 🎨 The National Gallery of Ireland – Discover an impressive collection of European and Irish art. 🏛️ Kilmainham Gaol – Tour this former prison and learn about its significant role in Irish history.Must-Do Activities: 🍀 Temple Bar District – Experience Dublin’s famous nightlife with its lively pubs, music, and street performers. 🎶 Live Music – Enjoy traditional Irish music sessions at iconic pubs like The Cobblestone and O’Donoghue’s. 📜 Literary Tour – Discover Dublin’s literary heritage and follow in the footsteps of famous writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde. Happy city break! ✈ |
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| Courtesy of Secret Flight Club |
| DIRECT FLIGHT DEALS TO DUBLIN, IRELAND (DUB) Fares below available in August, September & October 2024 (varies on departure airport) |
| DepartingAvg. FareSavingDeal PriceLondon (LHR)up to £190£53£58London (LTN)up to £125£54£30London (STN)up to £70£36£30London (LGW)up to £135£68£30Southampton (SOU)up to £150£45£64Nottingham (EMA)up to £70£34£30Manchester (MAN)up to £70£32£30Liverpool (LPL)up to £65£28£30Leeds (LBA)up to £62£27£32Edinburgh (EDI)up to £75£28£30Bristol (BRS)up to £80£29£30Exeter (EXT)up to £200£62£78Glasgow (GLA)up to £65£30£34 |