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Cheap flights from Dublin to Raleigh from £405

DUB — RDU
24 Sep — 1 Oct1
1 adult
1 adult, Economy, 0 bags

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Cheapest flights from Dublin to Raleigh

Sat 21/1111:30 -
1 stop12h 05m
Sat 28/1119:35 -
1 stop9h 40m
Deal found 22/8£405
Thu 1/1014:15 -
1 stop10h 15m
Mon 5/1020:30 -
1 stop11h 45m
Deal found 21/8£431
Wed 25/1111:30 -
1 stop12h 05m
Sun 29/1119:35 -
1 stop9h 40m
Deal found 24/8£436
Wed 28/1010:45 -
1 stop12h 18m
Mon 2/1113:45 -
1 stop13h 00m
Deal found 25/8£468
Wed 28/1011:55 -
1 stop11h 20m
Mon 2/1118:15 -
2 stops17h 05m
Deal found 25/8£474
Thu 29/1008:50 -
2 stops18h 51m
Mon 2/1118:25 -
1 stop19h 00m
Deal found 25/8£477
Fri 9/1005:55 -
2 stops17h 07m
Fri 16/1018:10 -
1 stop16h 15m
Deal found 25/8£480
Tue 6/1011:10 -
2 stops16h 51m
Sun 18/1018:10 -
1 stop16h 15m
Deal found 24/8£481
Tue 6/1011:10 -
2 stops15h 22m
Tue 13/1007:13 -
1 stop21h 47m
Deal found 24/8£483

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£405

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Average price

£603

Good round-trip deal

£496 or less
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  • 21/11-28/11
  • 2 total stops
  • 21h 45m total
  • Dublin to Raleigh
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DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Thu 29/10

08:50-23:41

2 stops18h 51m

Raleigh-Durham

Mon 2/11

18:25-18:25

1 stop19h 00m

£477

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Thu 21/1

05:45-16:34

2 stops15h 49m

Raleigh-Durham

Fri 29/1

10:00-09:25

2 stops18h 25m

£477

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Fri 9/10

05:55-18:02

2 stops17h 07m

Raleigh-Durham

Fri 16/10

18:10-15:25

1 stop16h 15m

£480

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Fri 30/10

08:50-23:01

2 stops18h 11m

Raleigh-Durham

Mon 2/11

17:08-12:40

2 stops14h 32m

£480

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Tue 6/10

11:10-23:01

2 stops16h 51m

Raleigh-Durham

Sun 18/10

18:10-15:25

1 stop16h 15m

£481

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Wed 7/10

05:55-19:15

2 stops18h 20m

Raleigh-Durham

Wed 14/10

13:05-08:15

2 stops14h 10m

£481
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DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Tue 6/10

05:55-18:02

2 stops17h 07m

Raleigh-Durham

Tue 13/10

13:05-08:15

2 stops14h 10m

£481

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Thu 15/10

05:55-18:02

2 stops17h 07m

Raleigh-Durham

Sun 18/10

18:10-15:25

1 stop16h 15m

£481

DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Fri 4/9

08:55-22:15

2 stops18h 20m

Raleigh-Durham

Wed 30/9

12:59-09:15

2 stops15h 16m

£483
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DublinRaleigh

DUB Dublin - RDU Raleigh-Durham

DUBRDU

Dublin

Mon 4/1

16:45-23:44

1 stop11h 59m

£894

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What is the cheapest month to book a flight from Dublin to Raleigh?

Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Dublin to Raleigh (average of £328). Flying from Dublin to Raleigh in July is currently the most expensive (average of £635). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly from DUB to RDU?

When flying from Dublin to Raleigh, the time of day you decide to fly out makes little to no difference towards the overall price you’ll pay on tickets.

How much does it cost for a return flight from Dublin to Raleigh?

Airfare is below average for this route at the moment.

Dublin to Raleigh flights typically cost between £453 and £592 in November.
The cheapest return price found within the last 5 days was £405 on Icelandair (21 Nov–28 Nov).

Reviews of airlines servicing Raleigh

Get a feel of what it's like to fly with Aer Lingus,American Airlines, andIberia from Dublin to Raleigh by reading reviews from past customers. Users have also rated airlines in terms of entertainment options, comfort, food, crew/service, and boarding process.
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Check prices

Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
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Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.
American Airlines
7.1
Good
11,995 reviews
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Check prices

Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.
Iberia
7.0
Good
3,257 reviews
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Check prices

Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.
Icelandair
6.9
Okay
737 reviews
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Check prices

Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.
British Airways
6.7
Okay
8,193 reviews
Aer Lingus
7.3
Good
1,728 reviews
Check prices

Boarding

7.5

Food

6.7

Overall

7.3

Crew

8.1

Entertainment

7.0

Comfort

7.2

Reviews

1 / 20
2.0
Mediocre

Anonymous,May 2026

DUB - EWR

Underpricer is a terrible organization that inserted itself as a “travel agent” simply by way of me booking on kayak. Never would I have willing assented to using underpricer. Further, we had a problem whereby two duplicate one-way flights from Dublin were inadvertently booked for me and my wife, stemming from a family emergency. My wife’s sister / my sister in law had a brain tumor and immediate surgery to remove it, which obviously impacted our previously planned travel arrangements. I tried to cancel the flight due to the extenuating circumstances. Underpricer said canceling was not possible, but a credit would be possible for the exact same flight - one way from Dublin - to be used in one year from the original flight date. I asked if it would be possible to make the credit a general credit to any participating AerLingus airport destination, which would allow more flexibility than having to go back to Ireland within a year. In order to pursue the credit, Underpricer requested documentary proof regarding my sister in laws brain tumor, which we gave them. Underpricer then asked us to document our relationship to the patient - so I gave them my marriage certificate to evidence my wife and her sister having the same last name. Underpricer asked for further proof, so we gave them copies of my passport, my wife’s passport, and my sister in laws passport. All of these hoops to jump through for Underpricer, with sporadic communication on their part throughout, only for them to say 3 days before the original booking that no credit was available - not even the one they originally offered. They said my only option was to pick a date within the next year to move the flight to - and of course to make that change, they charged me an additional $350 fee just to make that change. What a pathetic, fraudulent organization. Kayak should be embarrassed to be associated with Underpricer and should cease that relationship immediately. And for AerLingus, who only Underpricer could talk to regarding the booking (I was not permitted) to not understand our family’s situation and just stand by blanket policy that no credit is permitted, is equally disappointing.

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    If you book a flight from Dublin to Raleigh, you will be flying from Dublin to Raleigh-Durham. Flights to Raleigh-Durham (RDU) from Dublin (DUB) take 8h 25m for a nonstop flight. There are 2 flights from Dublin to Raleigh per day from 5 airlines.

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    Airlines like Delta fly from Dublin to Raleigh in about 18h 51m. The time it takes to get you to your destination can typically vary by up to . There are 3591 mi between Dublin and Raleigh.

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  • What is the cheapest month to book a flight from Dublin to Raleigh?

    Currently, February is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight from Dublin to Raleigh (average of £328). Flying from Dublin to Raleigh in July is currently the most expensive (average of £635). There are several factors that can impact the price of a flight, so comparing airlines, departure airports and flight times can provide users with more options.

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