Flights from Birmingham to Dublin
(BHX to DUB)
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Just a short hop from the centre of England and across the Irish Sea, flights from Birmingham to Dublin are fast, frequent and cheap. Book cheap flights and touch down on the Emerald Isle in just 60 to 80 minutes.
Aer Lingus, Ryanair and British Airways offer direct flights to Dublin from Birmingham, delivering visitors into the capital of the Republic of Ireland, where the River Liffey flows as fast and free as the Guinness. Stay for a few days to soak up the unique atmosphere of this fair city, where art, sport, culture and a clutch of attractions pave the way to evenings at one of the many pubs.
About Birmingham Airport
Sitting just five miles from central Birmingham and at the heart of the motorway network in the Midlands, Birmingham Airport (BHX) is one of Britain’s busiest, handling around nine million passengers every year. It has a newly extended runway and has had millions of pounds pumped into its infrastructure in recent years, making it a world-class air hub.
It’s easy to reach the airport from much of England by car or coach, as it’s just minutes from the M42 and M6, and close to the M40 too. Parking at the airport is plentiful, with both on- and off-site options and short- and long-stay offers available. Book online well in advance to secure a great deal on airport parking.
Arriving by train is also quick and easy, as Birmingham International railway station offers a free air-rail link to the airport.
Birmingham Airport boasts all of the usual amenities, with the addition of a swanky champagne bar – perfect if your trip marks a special occasion. The airport’s lounges – the Aspire Lounge and the No. 1 Lounge – can add a further touch of class to your pre-flight wait.
Travelling from Birmingham to Dublin with kids? Keep them entertained before take-off in the brilliant Sky Zone, near Gate 54, which features soft play for toddlers plus games for older children.
Which terminal do flights to Dublin usually fly from?
There is just one departure terminal at Birmingham Airport, so you don’t need to worry about getting to the right place ahead of Birmingham to Dublin flights. Just turn up at the main departure terminal and either check in or, if you have an e-ticket, head straight to departures.
How to get to Dublin from the airport
So you’ve touched down on your flight to Dublin from Birmingham… now what? The good news is that there are a number of good-value ways to reach the city from the airport.
Dublin Bus, Airlink Express, Aircoach, Airport Hopper and CityScape all offer fast and frequent bus and coach services into central Dublin. An adult return ticket on the Airlink Express, for example, costs 10 euros.
Expect to pay around 25 euros for a one-way taxi journey between Dublin Airport (DUB) and central Dublin.
Pre-book car hire at Dublin Airport and enjoy the freedom of your own wheels while in Ireland. Find out more on our Dublin car hire page.
Why go to Dublin?
If you’re looking for a bargain weekend away with cheap flights, Dublin is an excellent choice. This vibrant capital city buzzes with self-indulgent pleasures and wild shenanigans, while also charming visitors with its history and heritage.
You can start your day with a lungful of fresh air in either St Stephen’s Green or Phoenix Park, or along the banks of the Liffey, treading in the legendary footsteps of James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and, of course, Bono. Shop ‘til you drop in Grafton Street, grabbing a hit of caffeine to get you back on your feet, before seeing a big-ticket attraction, such as the zoo, Dublin Castle or the Guinness Storehouse (or the Old Jameson Distillery, if Irish whiskey is more your thing).
Other icons of Dublin include Trinity College and its Old Library, Christ Church Cathedral, and the many branches of the absorbing National Museum of Ireland.
But when darkness falls and Dublin sparkles in a sea of lights, it’s the famous Temple Bar area that lures visitors looking for a night out like no other.
