Cheap flights from Newcastle to Dublin

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From Newcastle to Dublin

Dublin is the cultural heart of the Republic of Ireland. The historic museums and galleries showcase a world-class collection of artwork. Meanwhile, some of the biggest names in Ireland have made themselves at home here – from Guinness and Jameson to James Joyce and William Yeats. So you could be sipping an Irish stout or whisky in a pub one minute and treading in the footsteps of Jonathon Swift at Trinity College the next. As a bonus, flights from Newcastle are only just over an hour long.

Are flight prices decreasing from Newcastle to Dublin due to COVID-19 (coronavirus)?

At this time, Cheapflights has noticed price decreases for many domestic flights due to COVID-19. Travel is not necessarily recommended at this time, and flights may be prone to cancellation: please check with local authorities in both Newcastle and Dublin for travel alerts, and be sure to review the airline's cancellation policy and travel advisories before booking. For more information, please view our post on what to know about COVID-19 (coronavirus) and travel.

Can I find flights from Newcastle to Dublin for under £100 on Cheapflights?

Yes, there are multiple flights from Newcastle to Dublin for under £100. The cheapest flight booked recently is on Ryanair for just £47, but on average you can expect to pay £65.

Are there direct flights from Newcastle to Dublin for under £100 on Cheapflights?

Cheapflights has 20 direct flights from Newcastle to Dublin under £100. A good price for a direct flight from Newcastle to Dublin is less than £65.

Are there last-minute flights available from Newcastle to Dublin for under £400?

There are currently 1+ open flights from Newcastle to Dublin within the next 7 days for less than £400.

What days are direct flights available from Newcastle to Dublin?

Direct flights are available for this route on the following days: Thursday.

How popular is this flight route?

This flight path from Newcastle upon Tyne to Dublin was viewed by 6,989 users in the past month. Keep an eye out for changes in search interest prior to high and low season.

How long does the flight from Newcastle to Dublin take?

Travellers can expect a direct flight to take approximately 2 hours, flying a distance of about 135 miles.

How many flights depart from Newcastle to Dublin on average per day?

On average, you can expect to see 1 flight from Newcastle upon Tyne to Dublin a day.
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Does it rain more in Newcastle or Dublin?

In Newcastle, there will be same rainfall in Newcastle compared to Dublin over the next 18 days.

Is Newcastle weather warmer or cooler than Dublin?

You can imagine temperatures to be in the 20 °C range in July. The weather in Dublin is generally hotter than Newcastle's. As flight availability is subject to become more limited as peak season approaches it is ideal to book in a timely manner.

How long is the flight from Newcastle to Dublin?

Direct flights last around 1 hour 10 minutes. It’s usually not worth booking a flight with a stopover – they can take anything up to 24 hours.

Which airlines operate flights from Newcastle to Dublin?

Ryanair and Aer Lingus, if you fancy flying direct. British Airways, Air France, Flybe and KLM offer longer flights with stopovers.

How frequent are flights between Newcastle and Dublin?

Up to 5 direct flights from Newcastle to Dublin take off a day. There are also around 30 indirect flights.

Which airports serve Newcastle and Dublin?

You’ll fly from Newcastle Airport to Dublin Airport.

Which direct flight route between Newcastle and Dublin is cheapest?

Some of the really cheap Newcastle to Dublin flights take off in the late evening. But it’s such a short trip that most direct flights are a steal. Dublin’s spot between the River Liffey and Irish Sea has made it an important port over the years. Grand castles, cathedrals, colleges and canals make up the city. Most of the must-sees gather on the south side of the river, including the unmistakable National Museum of Ireland and St Patrick’s Cathedral. Meanwhile, the cobbled streets of Temple Bar double as the entertainment district. Expect generations-old pubs, touring theatre shows and nightclubs. Alternatively, head to the Guinness Storehouse, where you can sip the famous stout on the rooftop bar. Looking for cheap flights from Newcastle to Dublin? Try out our smart search engine.