Cheap flights from Glasgow to Dublin

Our data indicates that the weather will be 20 °C on average in the month of July. The temperature in Dublin is typically hotter than in Glasgow. If you're traveling when the temperature is at its warmest, push to plan early, as flight price and availability will have an impact on your travels. For the best results, search for flights well in advance or after peak season.

Direct flights are available for this route on the following days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

Flights from Glasgow to Dublin have been viewed 6,592 times in the past calendar month.

A typical direct flight can take about 1 hour, covering about 115 miles.

On average, you can expect to see 28 flights from Glasgow to Dublin a day.
Morning (6am - Midday) - 29% of flight departures
Afternoon (Midday - 6pm) - 39% of flight departures
Evening (6pm - Midnight) - 32% of flight departures

Dublin is a city of many stories. Castles, cathedrals and Georgian townhouses tell tales of the past. Meanwhile, everyone from pub landlords to museum staff will be happy to fill you in on the city’s past. Best of all, you don’t have to spend much to hear the stories first-hand. Glasgow to Dublin flights can dip as low as £20.

You get to Dublin in an around an hour when you fly from Glasgow.

Aer Lingus and Ryanair fly direct from Glasgow to Dublin. It’s not usually worth flying with another carrier – they add in stopovers that double the travel time.

You can take your pick of Glasgow to Dublin flights – they normally depart several times a day.

Flights travel between Glasgow International and Dublin Airport.

The cheapest flights from Glasgow to London usually come courtesy of Ryanair. Prices can dive as low as £20 for direct return flights. Aer Lingus offers great travel deals, too. Flights from Glasgow to Dublin whisk you away to the east coast of Ireland. One of the first things you’ll notice about the city is its historic streets. Dublin Castle, the National Museum of Ireland and St Patrick’s Cathedral decorate the stone streets. Meanwhile, cobbled thoroughfare Temple Bar dishes up a heap of world-class restaurants, pubs, clubs and theatres. The River Liffey curves through it all. It’s the lifeblood of almost every traditional industry in the city, including the Guinness Storehouse. Our search engine takes the hard work out of finding cheap flights from Glasgow to Dublin. Just use the filters to pick the perfect route for you.