Cheap Flights to Ireland

Ireland as a destination has a lot to offer the visitor. It's not called the Emarald Isle for nothing as its countryside is the most amazing shade of green imaginable. From city breaks in Dublin and Cork, testing your putting on one of the country's many golf courses, fly fishing for salmon on unspoilt rivers or treating yourself in a renovated Irish castle, there are unlimited possibilities awaiting you.

How to get there
Ireland is well served from a number of UK cities with flights to Ireland from the likes of London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Edingburgh and a host of smaller airports like East Midlands, Bristol, Exeter, Leeds Bradford and Liverpool. A flight to Ireland takes around an hour depending on which city you fly to and the routes are well served by a number airlines like Aer Lingus, BMI, British European Easyjet and Ryanair. Whilst the scheduled operators may not provide the cheapest flights to Ireland, you should easily be able to find a cheap flight to Ireland through one of the budget airlines.

When to go
Although Ireland's lush green countryside means there's bound to be a fair bit of rain, if you book a flight to Ireland in June, July and August, the chances are that you will get good weather and some sunshine. This is the high season for tourism making it the hardest time to get cheap flights to Ireland. Either side of summer - April, May, September and October - offers less crowds and reasonable weather and therefore are probably the best bet for getting a good deal on flights to Ireland.

The same is true when looking for a hotel in Ireland. Let us take the legwork out of finding a good deal by using our hotel search. Take a look at prices in these locations: Dublin hotels or Cork hotels

What to do
Once you've booked your cheap flights to Ireland there are a number of things to see and do that will keep you occupied and coming back for more. A good way to see this country is to hire a car and we can help you with that as well Dublin car hire or Cork car hire

The West of Ireland with its Atlantic coastlines provides spectacular scenery, fantastic golf courses all sitting in an unspoilt and largely undiscovered landscape, through which flows the Shannon River. The capital Dublin, has reinvented itself as one of the vibrant cities in the Europe. With fantastic dining, cool nightlife, great traditional pubs and a good cultural scene, Dublin makes a great city break destination. Down in the South, Cork moves at a slower pace but has all the charm and intimacy of a bygone age added to all the modern amenities you would expect of Ireland's second city. The interior is studded with sleepy villages, great lakes and beautiful scenery and if you need to unwind then look no further!

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