Cheap Flights from Sydney to Dublin

Top tips for finding a cheap flight from Sydney to Dublin

Looking for affordable flights between Sydney and Dublin? Start by exploring fares across various dates with Skyscanner’s Whole Month search. This feature lets you pinpoint the most cost-effective window for your journey, enabling you to book when prices are at their lowest. You may also consider setting up a Price Alert for your desired route, which will send you updates when fares change, helping you to purchase at the right time.

If you prefer to avoid stopovers, utilise the Direct Flights search to view options that fly directly to Dublin.

The cheapest tickets from Sydney to Dublin are typically found in January. Keep this in mind as you search and book your next adventure.

Handy information about Sydney airport

Sydney Airport, the gateway to Australia's most populous city, comprises three terminals. Terminal 1 is dedicated to international flights and operates with numerous airlines connecting Sydney to many global destinations. Passengers travelling to and from this terminal have several transport options, including train, taxi, and public buses, ensuring connectivity to the city centre.

Terminals 2 and 3 serve domestic flights, with Terminal 2 hosting full-service and low-cost airlines while Terminal 3 focuses on budget carriers. Similar to Terminal 1, travellers at these terminals benefit from accessible transport links, such as trains, taxis, and car rentals, which provide efficient travel to various points within the city and its surroundings. It's essential to check with Sydney Airport for current terminal services and transportation details.

Dublin airport: good to know

Dublin Airport has two distinct terminals. Terminal 1 facilitates both domestic and international travel, offering a range of transport options, including buses, taxis, and car rentals, while also providing a convenient short-term parking area. This terminal is known for hosting several low-cost carriers which may suit budget-conscious travellers.

The more modern Terminal 2 is dedicated primarily to international flights. Here, you'll enjoy a variety of shops, restaurants, and lounges, as well as duty-free shopping opportunities. Transport services mirror those at Terminal 1, ensuring connectivity to the city centre. Set the tone for a fantastic trip when flying from Sydney to Dublin by learning more about each airport’s services and amenities before you fly.

Best time to fly from Sydney to Dublin

The best time to fly from Sydney to Dublin is during the summer months of July and August when Dublin enjoys its warmest weather, with pleasant average temperatures ranging from 16°C to 20°C. Travellers can experience the city comfortably during these months, with longer daylight hours and the least likelihood of extreme cold. While rainfall is a common feature throughout the year, these months offer a relatively drier period to explore Dublin's historical streets and green parks. Always pack a light jacket, as evenings can be cooler, even during summer.

Reasons to visit Dublin

When planning your trip, check out Dublin's activities and attractions. Engage with the city's rich heritage during the St. Patrick's Festival, a spirited celebration of Irish culture and tradition. Explore the Guinness Storehouse to uncover the story behind Ireland's iconic stout and savour a pint with a panoramic view of the city. Discover the illustrious history of Trinity College and wander through the Old Library to marvel at the historic Book of Kells. Step into the past at Kilmainham Gaol, where you can learn about the poignant history of Ireland's political and penal system.

Add hotel bookings and car hire to your Sydney to Dublin flight

Planning your trip to Dublin is easy and convenient with Skyscanner. Choose between top car hire brands like Budget, Easirent, and Sixt to explore the city at your own pace. Prefer to stay close to the action? Book a stay at The Gibson Hotel, breathe in the history at Clontarf Castle Hotel, or enjoy the central location of Jurys Inn Dublin Parnell Street.