2011 flights to Dublin

The lively city of Dublin is a great option for weekends away or short breaks in 2011 with plenty of cultural and tourist attractions and a wealth of entertainment. Flying to the Irish capital from London is easy too with regular flights operating from all of the major London airports. Low-cost airline Ryanair flies to Dublin from Gatwick, Luton and Stansted making them a good bet for cheap flights at a time to suit you. BMI and Lufthansa offer flights from London Heathrow to Dublin while Air France operates a route from London City Airport to Dublin; particularly convenient for those flying from central London.

 

A wide selection of airports outside of London also offer cheap flights to Dublin in 2011. These include Bristol, Exeter and Southampton in the south of England as well as Birmingham and East Midlands Airport in the Midlands. Further north you can fly to Dublin from Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, Manchester and Newcastle. Most of these routes are operated by Ryanair or Flybe. If you’re travelling from Scotland then Ryanair also fly direct to Dublin from Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow. With so much choice on offer across the UK, flying to Dublin in 2011 really should be easy and convenient for everyone.

 

There are a number of options for 2011 cheap flights to Dublin from mainland Europe. Flights from major European cities such as Barcelona, Faro, Berlin, Rome or Salzburg are all available on a regular basis running either daily or every other day. Similarly, flights to the Channel Islands of Jersey and Guernsey are operated by Flybe every other day. Some of the more unusual routes on offer to Dublin in 2011 include Pau in the French Pyrenees, Kaunas in Lithuania and Zadar in Croatia. And remember, all these routes operate both ways so access to mainland Europe from Ireland is easier than ever.