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Dublin is not just a popular city break for British travellers; it’s also an important business destination for people working around the UK. That’s why there are multiple daily flights to Dublin from airports across the British Isles, providing plenty of choice for anyone planning a trip here.
The Irish capital is situated on the eastern coast of the Emerald Isle, and is the best gateway if you want to explore the rest of the country (which you should). It's also a destination in its own right, with a rich literary history, a university dating back to the 16th century, and – we have to mention them – some cracking pubs.
You can pick up cheap Dublin flights from a variety of UK airports, even at reasonably short notice. To go cheaper still, try early or late flights, and use money saving tips like only taking hand luggage. The most expensive time to fly to Dublin is between June and August, and there are spikes around Easter and St Patrick's Day (March 17) too – so avoid those times to get the cheapest flights. If you're in the southeast, Flybe's service from Southend usually has much cheaper fares than flights from the main London airports.
1 hr 15 mins
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