Quick answer: Manchester to Dublin is a non-stop flight of about 1h 05m, landing at Dublin (DUB). From roughly £35 in January to £50–£155 in July.
Cite this page: Atravel.uk, “Flights from Manchester to Dublin”, updated 12 November 2026. https://atravel.uk/flights/manchester-to-dublin/
As a city route it peaks at weekends and in the holidays, whatever the season. Carriers on the route include Aer Lingus, Ryanair, British Airways. Dublin in one line: The shortest city break from Britain, and the friendliest.
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Fares from Manchester by month
| Month | Typical return |
|---|---|
| January cheapest | £35–£100 |
| February | £35–£100 |
| March | £40–£115 |
| April | £40–£125 |
| May | £45–£135 |
| June | £45–£140 |
| July peak | £50–£155 |
| August | £50–£145 |
| September | £40–£125 |
| October | £40–£120 |
| November | £40–£115 |
| December | £50–£145 |
Indicative bands compiled from our own partner searches on 2026-11-12. Treat them as ranges rather than quotes or live fares.
Getting from Dublin into Dublin
The Aircoach and Dublin Express run to the centre in 30 minutes for £8–£10. A taxi is £25–£30 and takes 25 minutes outside rush hour.
When to go
- Best months: May to September, for long evenings and the coast
- Cheapest months: January and February, outside the rugby weekends
- Avoid: 17 March, when St Patrick's Day triples hotel prices
Before you book
- Low-cost carriers sell the seat and charge for the bag. Check the bag fee as well: £25–£45 each way for 20 kg on the low-cost carriers.
- Anything after 22:00 is worth pre-booking, because the bus timetable thins out and taxis know it.
- Package protection is not automatic. Book flight and hotel separately and your ATOL protection is only what each seller offers on its own page.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a direct flight from Manchester to Dublin?
Yes. The route is flown non-stop, with carriers including Aer Lingus, Ryanair, British Airways and British Airways. The flight takes about 1h 05m, landing at Dublin (DUB).
How much is a flight from Manchester to Dublin?
Returns go from about £35 in January to £50–£155 in July. Half-term, Easter and late bookings all sit higher than the bands above.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Manchester to Dublin?
January, where fares tend to start near £35. Move a month either way and you pay a little more for much the same conditions.
Read next
- Dublin: costs, seasons and what to see
- The cheapest month to fly to Dublin
- What a weekend in Dublin costs
Other routes from Manchester
- Manchester to Málaga
- Manchester to Alicante
- Manchester to Tenerife
- Manchester to Faro & the Algarve
- Manchester to Palma & Majorca

