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Getting to Ireland has never been easier and need not be expensive. The advent of the "low-fares" airlines makes getting to Dublin very easy indeed

From Britain

There are over 50 flights per day from the London area alone from British Airways, Ryanair and Aer Lingus.

You can fly from Aberdeen, Glasgow or Edinburgh in Scotland, Cardiff or Swansea in Wales (Air Wales)

OR Exeter, Plymouth, Southampton, Bournmouth, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield Newcastle, Teeside, East Midlands, Leeds/Bradford

(British Midland, flybe,Luxair)

Check websites for details

www.ryanair.com
www.aerlingus.com

From United States:

Direct Flights to Dublin.

Aer Lingus (one-world alliance with American Airlines)

New York, Chicago, Boston, Los Angles, Washington DC.

Continental: Newark

US Airlines Philadelphia

Delta: Atlanta

From Europe

Thanks to the spread of "low fares" airlines it is now possible to get direct flights to Dublin from a number of European cities.

Airline from:

• Sweden;
  SAS Snowflake, Stockholm
  Skyways, Stockholm
  Malmo Aviation Gothenborg
• Norway:
  Braathens/SAS, Oslo
• Denmark:
  SAS/ Aer Lingus, Copenhagen
• Netherlands:
  Aer Lingus, Amsterdam
• Belgium:
  Aer Lingus, Brussels
  Ryanair, Charleroi
• Germany:
  Aer Lingus, Frankfort/Dusseldorf
  Berlin/Munich
  Lufthansa Frankfurt
  germanwings, Koln/Bonn
  hapag, Hamburg
• Switzerland:
  Aer Lingus/Swissair, Zurich
• Austria:
  Austrian Airlines, Vienna
  Aer Lingus, Vienna
• Hungary:
  Malev Airways, Budapest
• Czech Republic:
  Czech Airlines, Prague
  Aer Lingus
• Russia:
  Skynet, Moscow
  

NOTE: Ryanair operate 14 flights per day from London Stanstead to Dublin and both Ryanair and Easyjet operate from numerous airports throughout Europe to Stanstead.