Direct flights from Cardiff to Dublin

Known by locals as ‘Dublin’s fair city’, this friendly capital will offer you a very warm welcome. There will be plenty to experience, from memorable evenings in one of their many pubs to discovering Dublin’s rich history of Vikings and Celtic tribes.

This history will be difficult to ignore as the city is packed full of striking cathedrals from the 18th century, a medieval castle and some magnificent Georgian buildings. To learn more about Dublin book a place on a walking tour or visit one of their many museums.

Once you have exhausted the sights of the city, there will be a cold pint of Guinness and some tasty boxty waiting for you to enjoy.

Departs	Arrives	Airline
Cardiff (CWL) 19:45 From 20/03/2019 Until 29/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 20:50	Flybe >
Cardiff (CWL) 14:30 From 25/03/2019 Until 26/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 15:35	Flybe >
Cardiff (CWL) 15:55 From 25/03/2019 Until 21/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 17:00	Flybe >
Cardiff (CWL) 20:20 From 27/03/2019 Until 25/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 21:25	Flybe >
Cardiff (CWL) 07:00 From 30/03/2019 Until 29/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 08:05	Flybe >
Cardiff (CWL) 20:45 From 30/03/2019 Until 26/10/2019	DUBLIN (DUB) 21:50	Flybe >

Departs	Arrives	Airline
DUBLIN (DUB) 21:20 From 20/03/2019 Until 29/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 22:20	Flybe >
DUBLIN (DUB) 16:05 From 25/03/2019 Until 26/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 17:05	Flybe >
DUBLIN (DUB) 17:50 From 25/03/2019 Until 21/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 18:50	Flybe >
DUBLIN (DUB) 21:55 From 27/03/2019 Until 25/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 22:55	Flybe >
DUBLIN (DUB) 08:35 From 30/03/2019 Until 29/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 09:35	Flybe >
DUBLIN (DUB) 22:20 From 30/03/2019 Until 26/10/2019	Cardiff (CWL) 23:20	Flybe >

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Hop on, hop off. Take a trip on one of Dublin’s Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours and you will get the chance to see all the sights. There are 33 stops so you can decide when to jump off and on!
Go back to college! This time head to Trinity College, specifically the Old Library so that you can view the Book of Kells, a manuscript which was written in approximately the year 800 AD and offers a priceless look at history.
Head for Temple Bar. This place has preserved its medieval characteristics and comes equipped with cobbled streets. You’ll also find an exciting buzz from the many bars and restaurants.
See the Irish dance. If you are in Dublin embrace its spirit by viewing some traditional Irish dancing. You’ll find performances in local theatres.
Pour your own pint. Go to the Guinness Storehouse and discover how Ireland’s favourite beverage is brewed and you will even get to try some!

Check out Cornucopia on Wicklow street – amazing vegetarian restaurant that cater for various dietary requirements!

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The Cake Café – adorable little café behind Daintree on Camden street – they have incredible food and they give you blankets if it’s chilly!

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Afternoon tea with GIN! Check out the Westin Hotel for amazing afternoon tea, they serve teapots filled with Hendricks Gin.

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