Liverpool to Dublin flights
Updated 2026-11-04
The lowest one-way fare from Liverpool to Dublin we saw in the week to 4 Nov was £13 with Ryanair, for travel on 27 Nov, non-stop (seen on 3 Nov). A typical low fare is £25 (the median of the cheapest fare in each of 33 travel weeks). Liverpool (LPL) to Dublin (DUB) is 226 km, typically flown in 41m. 2 airlines have been seen selling non-stop flights.
How much is a flight from Liverpool to Dublin?
- Lowest one-way fare seen
- £13 with Ryanairfor travel on 27 Nov, non-stop · seen 3 Nov
- Typical low fare
- £25median of the cheapest fare in each of 33 travel weeks
- Airlines seen flying direct
- Ryanair and Aer Lingus
- Fares last checked
- 4 Novcaptured daily
These are fares seen on the dates given, not live prices. A fare can sell out or change within hours.
See today's pricesHow much is a flight from Liverpool to Dublin next week?
| Travel week | Lowest fare seen | Airline | From | Live price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Next week5 Nov–11 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 6 Nov |
| In 2 weeks12 Nov–18 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 17 Nov |
| In 3 weeks19 Nov–25 Nov | £17 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 21 Nov |
| In 4 weeks26 Nov–2 Dec | £13 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 27 Nov |
| In 5 weeks3 Dec–9 Dec | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 4 Dec |
| In 6 weeks10 Dec–16 Dec | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 11 Dec |
| In 8 weeks24 Dec–30 Dec | £17 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check 27 Dec |
Lowest one-way fare seen for travel in each of the next 8 weeks, checked 4 Nov. A week is shown only when fares were seen on three or more of its days. Not live prices.
Liverpool to Dublin flights by date
Lowest one-way fare seen for each travel date in the next two weeks, checked 4 Nov. Cheapest: Tuesday 17 Nov at £15 with Ryanair.
| Travel date | Lowest fare seen | Airline | From | Live price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu 5 Nov | £16 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Fri 6 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Sun 8 Nov | £18 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Mon 9 Nov | £19 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Tue 10 Nov | £19 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Wed 11 Nov | £18 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Thu 12 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Fri 13 Nov | £21 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Sat 14 Nov | £21 | – | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Sun 15 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Mon 16 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
| Tue 17 Nov | £15 | Ryanair | Liverpool John Lennon | Check |
Dates with no fare observed are left out. Past observations, not live prices.
Which airlines fly direct from Liverpool to Dublin?
| Airline | Lowest fare seen | Travel date | Typical low fare | Live price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ryanair | £13 | 27 Nov | £25 | Check 27 Nov |
| Aer Lingus | £45 | 10 Nov | £79 | Check 10 Nov |
One-way fares for non-stop flights, seen in the week to 4 Nov. An airline is listed once it has been seen on two or more travel dates. Some fares are sold by a partner airline on the same aircraft (a codeshare).
Cheapest month to fly from Liverpool to Dublin
Each figure is the median of the lowest one-way fare seen for each travel day in that month (62 travel days in all, checked in the week to 4 Nov). A month is shown only when at least three of its days have a fare.
Flying from Liverpool
Liverpool John Lennon is a budget-focused airport built around easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz Air, with a tightly edited route map weighted toward Eastern European, Spanish and Greek leisure destinations. The airport sits 7 miles southeast of Liverpool city centre with a 500 bus service running every 30 minutes. Fares from Liverpool are typically among the cheapest of the UK's regional airports — the trade-off is fewer alternatives if a flight cancels.
Arriving in Dublin
Dublin Airport is 10 km north of the city, with Aircoach and Dublin Bus 16 services running direct to the centre. Aer Lingus and Ryanair both have major bases here; BA and easyJet add UK-regional service. Dublin is the cheapest international option from most UK airports — short flight times, no visa for UK passport holders, and budget capacity holds prices down.
Liverpool to Dublin FAQs
Direct flights from Liverpool (LPL) to Dublin (DUB) take approximately 41m for the 226 km journey. Airport-to-airport time depends on winds and air-traffic queueing on approach.
The lowest one-way fare we saw in the week to 4 Nov was £13 with Ryanair, for travel on 27 Nov, non-stop (seen on 3 Nov). A typical low fare is £25, the median of the cheapest fare in each of 33 travel weeks. These are fares seen on those dates, not live prices.
For travel between 5 Nov and 11 Nov, the lowest one-way fare we saw (checked 4 Nov) was £15 with Ryanair from Liverpool John Lennon, for 6 Nov. The weeks after: 12 Nov–18 Nov £15; 19 Nov–25 Nov £17; 26 Nov–2 Dec £13. These are fares seen when we checked, not live prices.
We have seen non-stop flights sold by Ryanair and Aer Lingus. Lowest one-way fares seen: Ryanair £13 and Aer Lingus £45.
In the fares we recorded in the week to 4 Nov, the lowest one-way fare to Dublin was £13, from London Gatwick, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Manchester and 1 more, then Bristol £14, London Luton £15 and London Stansted £15. Lowest fares seen, not live prices.
Entry rules for UK passport holders differ by country and change. Check gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/ireland before you book.