Cheap Holidays from Dublin 2025/2026

Dublin Airport is the largest in Ireland, with two terminals. Quite a few airlines, including Ryanair, have scheduled routes making cheap sun holidays from Ireland possible. In terminal 2 there is even a US pre-clearance facility, so you can avoid immigration lines when arriving in the US.

In the Canary Islands take Tenerife holidays from Dublin or visit Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote. In the Balearic Islands travel to Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza.

When travelling to Italy, you can visit the following regions, Venice, Amalfi Coast, Lake Garda, Tuscany, Lake Como, Lombardy, Sicily and the Venetian Riviera.  Travel to Germany, there are flights to Berlin, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich.

Take cheap holidays from Dublin to the Greek Islands, with flights available to Corfu, Kos, Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, and Zante. In Portugal you can holiday in Lisbon, Alentejo, the Algarve, Madeira, North Portugal, Porto, Central Portugal and the Lisbon Coast.

Aer Lingus have many routes for the more adventurous traveller wanting a more long haul experience. In the US you can fly to many destinations including Las Vegas, New York, Texas, Washington, Boston, Orlando and Nashville.

When planning your holidays, explore the options and visit new destinations, you may find that there are cheap holidays from Dublin to be found.

By Bus - Since Dublin is the capital city of Ireland, bus links to the city and airport are available from all directions.

When travelling from the City and the Greater Dublin area - bus route 41 connects the city centre with Swords with a stop at the terminals. Other operators with services include the Express, Aircoach, Go-Ahead Ireland and Airport Hopper.

By Taxi - Taxis are readily available. They can drop off directly outside terminal 1 or terminal 2, depending upon which airline you are flying with.

When you arrive home from your holidays, taxi ranks are also positioned outside the terminals and a taxi dispatcher is available if required.

By Car - From the North - follow the M1 Motorway south and exit at junction 2.
When approaching from the North West - follow the N2 or N3 southbound, then join the M50. From the M50 join the M1 travelling north and exit at junction 2.

From the West - Take the M4 Motorway eastbound and onto the N4. Then join the M50. From the M50 join the M1 travelling north and exit at junction 2.

From the South - From the M50 join the M1 travelling north and exit at junction 2.

There are several car parking options, including short and long term parking. Amongst these options are the popular long term Express Green, Express Red and Holiday Blue parking, with complimentary shuttle services.

Browse through the facilities on offer at Dublin airport and compare these parking options, finding the best solution for you.

Yes, cheap holidays from Dublin airport can be found. Due to the number of airlines servicing the airport, there is significant competition. Budget airline, Ryanair, also have a huge array of destinations from DUB.

Don't forget to keep an eye out for flash sales on the budget airline's website, when even bigger discounts can be found.

So whether you want a trip to the US, a romantic city break to Europe, an all inclusive holiday or even a late deal, the choice is ample.

If travelling on a domestic flight we recommended arriving at least 2 hours before the flight. If travelling on an international flight we recommended arriving at least 3 hours before the flight.

Currently the restaurants are Whiskey Bread, The Mezz, The Lansdowne, The Fallow, Tap and Brew, Street Kitchen, Soma, Marqette and Fitzgeralds.

Yes, there are numerous Dublin Airport hotels to choose from. Most run a complimentary shuttle bus to the terminal.

Yes, the lounges are called the T1 Lounge, The Liffey Lounge, The Martello Lounge and The US Pre-clearance lounge. Check out the lounge options at their website.