Dublin deal alert: Flights to Ireland for as low as $335 round-trip
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Now that travel restrictions to Europe have been eased, travelers are eagerly planning an overseas visit. If you’re having trouble deciding which country to visit, how about Ireland?
Our friends at Scott’s Cheap Flights have found scores of bargain economy fares to Dublin that make visiting the Emerald Isle an easy choice. Round-trip fares as low as $335 can be had for travel to Ireland from over 100 different U.S. cities. These fares often go for more than $800, so you’re saving some serious cash!
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These reduced fares can be found for travel between November and March 2022. Christmas and New Year’s are excluded from the deal. Again, these are economy fares, so they come with restrictions on bags and seat selections, depending on the airline. So make sure to review the details carefully before you buy the ticket.
You can get discounted prices on an array of airlines, such as Air Canada (Star Alliance), American and British Airways (Oneworld), Delta (SkyTeam) and United (Star Alliance).
Airline: Air Canada, Air France, American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, KLM, Lufthansa and United.
Routes: ATL/AUS/BHM/BUR/BWI/CAK/EWR/JFK/SFO and many others to Dublin (DUB).
Cost: Lowest fares start at $335 round-trip for some routes.
Dates: November 2021-March 2022 (Christmas and New Year’s excluded).
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The bulk of the best prices we saw were for travel in December and beyond, but there are some low prices in November on some routes. Here are a few examples of the round-trip fares to Dublin we found from the following cities:
- Boston (BOS) from $335.
- Burbank, California (BUR), from $440.
- Las Vegas (LAS) from $491.
- Newark (EWR) from $354.
- New York City (JFK) from $340.
- Seattle (SEA) from $457.
- Washington, D.C. (DCA), from $441.
- San Francisco (SFO) from $391.
- Orlando (MCO) from $426.
- Baltimore (BWI) $450.
As always, I’ll begin by pointing out the best deals we found, and they were for flights departing from the NYC area. This economy fare is one example from New York-JFK to Dublin on United’s worldwide partner, Aer Lingus. It comes with a free carry-on bag.
Boston to Dublin in late January will cost you just $335 round-trip, also on Aer Lingus.
Los Angeles to Dublin is also on sale for $440 for an economy seat that comes with a free carry-on.
Another nice West Coast bargain is from Seattle. An economy ticket from the Pacific Northwest to Ireland via United is just $449. You make one stop on the way, and two on the return flight — including one in Zurich — but that’s an incredible savings! Again, it all depends on the type of traveler you are and the flexibility you have. But if you don’t mind the extended layover, you could save a lot of money.
Orlando to Dublin with one stop on a United economy fare is just $441 right now. That comes with a free carry-on, and that’s about it, as this is United’s bare-bones offering.
We found the best availability in February for this route and many of the others, but December also has its bargains. So the more flexible you are about when you can travel, the better your options are.
Related: The ultimate guide to visiting Northern Ireland
How to book your flights
The easiest way is if you’re a Scott’s Cheap Flights premium subscriber. But you can also simply use Google Flights, plug in your destination city and start searching for dates that work for your travel schedule.
Maximize your purchase
Don’t forget to use a card that earns additional points on airfare purchases, such as The Platinum Card from American Express (5x on flights booked directly with airlines or Amex Travel, on up to $500,000 on these purchases per calendar year), Chase Sapphire Reserve (3x on air travel), American Express Gold Card (3x on flights booked directly with airlines or Amex Travel), Citi Premier Card (3x on air travel) or the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (2x on travel purchases). Check out this guide for more on maximizing airfare purchases.
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