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| Flight Time | 1 h and 10 m | Flights from Edinburgh and Dublin take around 1 h and 10 m minutes, however this flight time can depend on other factors too |
| Cheapest flight | £14 | The cheapest price available for flights from Edinburgh to Dublin that have been booked by our customers in the last 72 hours |
| Airport of Departure | Turnhouse | Turnhouse is from where you'll depart for flights from Edinburgh to Dublin |
| Airport of Arrival | Dublin | Outbound flights from Edinburgh to Dublin arrive at Dublin |
EDI Edinburgh DUB Dublin EDI Edinburgh 
DUB Dublin Trains are 39% more expensive in Dublin than in Edinburgh.
A meal in Dublin is 16% cheaper than a meal in Edinburgh.
Taxis are 12% more expensive in Dublin than in Edinburgh.
Coffee is 4% more expensive in Dublin than in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is a magical cocktail of medieval architecture, cutting-edge culture and spectacular vistas of the surrounding countryside. Cheap flights from Edinburgh to Dublin leave regularly from Edinburgh Airport, which has one terminal and two runways. Edinburgh Airport is currently Scotland's busiest airport and sixth busiest in the UK. The airport operates flights to a variety of cities around Europe. It sees upward of ten million passengers per year, with around 40 airlines that serve over 100 destinations. There is a selection of valet, short and long stay parking close to the terminal, as well as an assortment of shopping and dining options.
Flights from Edinburgh to Dublin leave from Edinburgh Airport, eight miles from the city centre. The airport is located off the A8 Glasgow Road, close to the M8 and M9 motorways. Several bus services connect with Edinburgh Airport. The Airlink 100 runs from Waverly Bridge in the centre, close to Princes Street and the main rail and bus stations to the airport in about 30 minutes. Passengers can also take the Lothian bus service, which runs via the Ocean Terminal, city centre, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Scottish Parliament and RBS World Headquarters. There is also a tram service to the airport that runs via Princes Street, Murrayfield Stadium, Haymarket Stations and Edinburgh Park.
A rich tapestry of history and culture, interwoven with a lively nightlife and newly thriving restaurant scene, makes Dublin an inspiring place to visit. Take a tour of the vast Trinity College and College Green, some of which dates back to the 16th century, the ancient Dublin Castle and the GPO (General Post Office), home of the Easter Rising. South of Trinity College you can browse the shops along Grafton Street, or relax amid the landscaped gardens of St. Stephen's Green, a good place to take children. For a condensed night scene, head to the bars and pubs in Temple Bar, where you can sip a pint of Guinness and join the vibrant atmosphere.
Edinburgh to Dublin flights arrive into one of Dublin Airport's two terminals. The airport is about six miles from the city centre, close to the M1 and M50. Airlink 747 and 757 buses connect to the city. Airlink 747 runs to the city centre via the Convention Centre, Connolly Rail Station, Trinity College and Temple Bar, while Airlink 757 runs to the city via Cardiff Lane, Merrion Square and Camden. You could also catch a Dublin Bus service such as the 16 to Ballinteer, 41 to Lower Abbey Street and the 102 to Sutton Station. Additionally, Aircoach runs to the city centre and south Dublin, while the Airport Hopper heads to Maynooth and Tallaght.