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Ireland flights
Ireland flights arrive in either the Republic of Ireland (known as Éire) or Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom. Flights to Ireland from the UK mainland take only a few hours, but bring you to a fabulously traditional destination, full of myth and magic. Flights land into Belfast, Dublin, Derry, Knock, Cork, Shannon, Waterford and Kerry airports amongst others.
Ireland is a luminously verdant country, offering everything from breathtaking scenery to lively pubs. The flora of this land is beautiful and the people are wonderful; this is a fantastic destination at any time of year. Faith is deeply cherished in this country, and there are many sacred sights, as well as castles, forts, museums and mansions - all here in abundance to be enjoyed, whether over a weekend or a fortnight.
Among the many sights to be seen in Ireland are those of the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, and Brú na Bóinne as well as the Ring of Kerry in Éire.
Peak Season
Flights are busy year round with the summer holidays being Ireland's busiest season and the time at which flight prices will rise. Spring and autumn present the opportunity to get a cheap flight during cooler, but mostly still pleasant, weather, and when there will be fewer crowds. After using our price comparison to find the best flight, always book in advance.
Off Season
Cheap Flights to Ireland are most likely during the winter season when the weather can be poor. Ireland does, however, look beautiful in the rain and the pubs are always open!
