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Destination Profile
From elegant Georgian rowhouses to roaring rugby stadiums to Gaelic pubs that rock with Irish ditties until the early hours, Dublin's got everything you might expect from the capital of the fabled Emerald Isle (at least the Republic side of it, that is). Days can be spent traipsing around haunting, historic jailhouses unraveling the tale of the Irish revolution, sampling whiskey, or delving into the literary past of James Joyce. Nights, meanwhile, are for swigging stout and listening to live music on the side of the River Liffey, where the rollicking Temple Bar district awaits. Cheap flights to Dublin From Australia come with at least one stopover, with most connections taking around 25-30 hours in the air.
This happening nightlife and entertainment area comes with theatres, Irish eateries, and – most importantly – cozy pubs that swing to folk tunes until midnight and beyond.
First built in the wake of the Norman invasions of Ireland back in the 1200s, Dublin Castle is now a major city landmark and the home of the grand state apartments.
Escape the buzz of the capital by heading south to the Wicklow Mountains National Park. Cracked rock summits meet misty forests and lakes there, with plenty of country stays to go around.
Right now, February/2027 and November/2026 are the lowest-price months to take a flight to Dublin. The most expensive month is June/2027.
No airlines fly non-stop to Dublin from Australia.
China Eastern is the cheapest airline to fly from Australia to Dublin.
The best airline to fly from Australia to Dublin is Singapore Airlines. WestJet is the best low-cost airline.