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Cheap Flights to Ireland on Low Cost and Scheduled Airlines
This is a brief guide of the Airlines serving the Republic of Ireland. Click on the links to search flights with airlines direct or use the search box below. If there is any information that you feel we have omitted, please contact us.
Aer Lingus
Get flights direct to Dublin, Shannon and Cork from London Heathrow, Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle, Bristol, and Jersey.
Ryanair
Fly direct to Dublin, Derry, Cork, Knock, Kerry and Shannon from 12 UK Airports.
BMI Baby
BMI Baby have low cost flights to Cork, Dublin and Knock from 12 UK airports.
FlyBe.com British European Airlines
FlyBe have direct flights to Dublin from Exeter, Norwich, Southampton, Belfast and Birmingham. There is also one route to Shannon from Southampton.
EasyJet
You can reach belfast from all over Europe with Easyjet.Eurodestination.com is not responsible for content on external websites.
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lastminute.com is one of Europe's largest and most trusted e-commerce brands.Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport is the Ireland's busiest airport. The airport now has a record 50 scheduled airlines operating to 112 destinations internationally. More than 30 new services are planned in the first quarter of 2006, half of which will represent new routes for the Airport. Dublin Airport was officially opened when an Aer Lingus Lockheed 14 aircraft departed Dublin for Liverpool. Collinstown Airport, as it was known then, had just one flight a day to Liverpool whereas 66 years later Dublin Airport is a hive of activity, catering for more than 60,000 passengers every day.Cork Airport
Comprehensive guide to Cork Airport with arrival and departure times, information about shopping, eating and public transport.Shannon Airport
Shannon Airport is part of Dublin Airport Authority plc (DAA). The DAA is an airport management company with over 2,800 employees and a turnover in excess of 465 million. Headquartered at Dublin Airport, the DAA's principal activities include airport management, operation and development, domestic and international airport retail management and airport investment. The company's domestic operations include the running of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.Kerry Airport
Kerry Airport, ideally situated in the heart of Kerry, is your fastest gateway to the South West of Ireland. There are currently four flights every day of the week to Dublin (three on weekends); one flight daily to London, four flights a week to Frankfurt Hahn and Manchester and a three flights weekly to Liverpool. During the Summer, there is also a direct flight and sun holiday service to both MAJORCA (new 2007) and Lanzarote.Knock Airport
Ireland West Airport Knock serves the West and North West of Ireland - more or less the top left quarter if you're looking at a map of Ireland. Within a couple of hours drive of the Airport are, the Hills of Donegal, beautiful Derry, the Erne lakes and river of Fermanagh. Less than 1 hours away is Yeats country Sligo, the towns of the River Shannon, Connemara and the capital of the West - thriving City of the Tribes - Galway.