Cheap flights from Glasgow to Dublin from £22

Q: Which airlines provide flights from Glasgow to Dublin?

The airlines that fly direct from Glasgow to Dublin are:Ryanair.Stobart Air.Aer Lingus.

Last minute flights from Glasgow to Dublin

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Sat, 04 May GLA - DUB

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£34 £24

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Fri, 03 May GLA - DUB

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Tue, 21 May GLA - DUB

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Route information

Currency exchange rates and cost of life

Train Local, one-way ticket

34% Trains in Dublin are 34% cheaper than in Glasgow.

Glasgow £2.6

Dublin £1.71

Meal Mid-priced restaurant

14% The average meal is 14% more expensive in Dublin than in Glasgow.

Glasgow £15

Dublin £17.11

Taxi Standard daytime start rate

7% A taxi fare in Dublin is 7% cheaper than in Glasgow.

Glasgow £4

Dublin £3.72

Coffee Regular cappuccino

3% Coffee is 3% more expensive in Dublin than in Glasgow.

Glasgow £3.26

Dublin £3.35

Exchange rate

1 GBP = 1.16 EUR

1 EUR = 0.87 GBP

Last checked on 20 April 2024

Distance: 191 miles

Glasgow airports

Turnhouse (EDI) How far from city centre: 35 miles

Glasgow Scotland (GLA) How far from city centre: 1 miles

Prestwick (PIK) How far from city centre: 29 miles

Dublin airports

Dublin (DUB) How far from city centre: 6 miles

Travelling to and from the airports

Flights from Glasgow

Open-minded, cultural and energetic, Glasgow offers a wealth of exciting sights and activities that can guarantee its visitors will never get bored. The city has one of the busiest airports in Europe. Glasgow Airport (formerly known as Abbotsinch Airport) connects Scotland to around 110 European and international destinations. Glasgow Airport operates frequent flights from Glasgow to Ireland, which can leave from either Terminal 1 or 2. Terminal 1 is the airport's main terminal and handles the bulk of the airport's arrivals and departures, while the newer and smaller Terminal 2 operates mainly low-cost flights. Both terminals can be accessed one from the other by a covered walkway.

Travel to Glasgow airport

Passengers travelling from Glasgow to Dublin will leave from either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 of Glasgow Airport, six miles from Glasgow city centre. It can be accessed via the M8 motorway at Junction 28 (eastbound) or Junction 29 (westbound). There is long stay, short stay and fast track parking close to the terminals and a drop off zone. Public transport options include the Glasgow Airport Express 500 bus from the city centre to the airport (about 15 minutes) and local buses, 77, 757 and 915, which also run from the city centre. A train service runs to Paisley Gilmour Street train station just over a mile from the airport (connected by the 757 bus).

Arriving in Dublin

Expect a delightfully varied and intriguing experience in Dublin, with a seemingly never ending choice of sights and captivating architecture. Immerse yourself in history by visiting Trinity College, which dates back to 1592 and Dublin Castle, which has stood the test of time for over 800 years. You can also visit the GPO (General Post Office), home of the Easter Rising. Georgian architecture is on display at every turn on Grafton Street, while for something more contemporary head to Temple Bar, Dublin's artistic quarter, home to shops, small galleries and a vibrant nightlife. No trip would be complete without a guided tour of the Guinness Brewery, one of the city's most iconic attractions – and drink.

Travelling to the city centre

Glasgow to Dublin flights will arrive into one of Dublin Airport's two terminals. The airport is located six miles from the city centre close to the M1 and M50 motorways. Public transport options include the Airlink 747 and 757 services. Airlink 747 runs via the Convention Centre, Connolly Rail Station, Trinity College and Temple Bar and a range of other city centre locations. Airlink 757 runs via Cardiff Lane, Merrion Square and Camden. The Dublin Bus also operates several routes including the 16 to Ballinteer, 41 to Lower Abbey Street and 102 to Sutton Station. Aircoach offers services to the city centre and South Dublin, and the Airport Hopper to Maynooth and Tallaght.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Glasgow to Dublin

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Is Dublin more expensive than Glasgow to visit?

Comparing taxi prices, a ride in Dublin costs an average of 3.72 GBP pounds, 7% cheaper than Glasgow, with a fare of 4.00 GBP pounds, while train tickets cost 34% less in Dublin: 1.71 GBP pounds against 2.60 GBP pounds in Glasgow. Comparing the price of a meal, they range from 17.11 GBP euros in Dublin, 14% more than the 15.00 GBP euros in Glasgow. The price of a coffee is approximately 3% more expensive in Dublin, with an average of 3.35 GBP euros, while in Glasgow the coffee costs 3.26 GBP.

What would be the best time to book a flight from Glasgow to Dublin?

The most popular months to book from Glasgow to Dublin are June, May and February.

When would be the best time to travel from Glasgow to Dublin?

The best time of the year to visit Dublin from Glasgow really depends on lots of personal preferences, especially the price. Regarding popularity, July is the best month to fly to Dublin from Glasgow in terms of searches from our customers, followed by June and May. If you would rather avoid the busy season and get away from the crowds January, February and December are the months with fewer searches for Glasgow - Dublin.

What is the duration of a flight from Glasgow to Dublin?

Flight duration from Glasgow to Dublin is around 01:06 hours on average, at an average distance of 301 km, for flights for the route (which may have 1 or more stops in other cities in between).

What is the weather like in Dublin compared to Glasgow?

The average temperature in Glasgow is 23.23 degrees in summer, with precipitation around 3.0 mm ,Dublin's temperatures reach 23.67 during the hot season, with 12.0 average of rain rate . In winter, however, weather indicators show around -2.3 degrees in Dublin, compared to the -4.14 average degrees reported in Glasgow. During the winter period, Glasgow can register 3.0 mm precipitation, while Dublin have an average of 12.0 mm rain level.

From which airports is it possible to fly from Glasgow to Dublin?

The main route from Glasgow to Dublin is: Glasgow Scotland (GLA) to Dublin (DUB). The following airlines fly this route: