Cheap flights from Shannon

Flying from Shannon puts you closer to central European cities than Dublin does, with journeys under two hours to Poland's major hubs and Spain's sun destinations. When you search for cheap flights from Shannon, you will find options covering both direct connections and longer routes through other airports. The most popular destinations include Krakow, Warsaw and Budapest alongside Mediterranean spots like Tenerife and Palma de Mallorca.

Destinations from Shannon

To	Airline	Flight	Date	Price from
London	Ryanair	direct	30 Nov 2026	from $18
Lanzarote	Ryanair	direct	2 Dec 2026	from $32
Madrid	Ryanair	direct	14 Dec 2026	from $39
Krakow	Ryanair	direct	7 Jan 2027	from $45
Poznan	Ryanair	direct	21 Nov 2026	from $45
Warsaw	Ryanair	direct	27 Dec 2026	from $64
Wroclaw	Ryanair	direct	14 Dec 2026	from $69
Alicante	Ryanair	direct	18 Dec 2026	from $71
Paris	Aer Lingus	direct	15 Nov 2026	from $84
Rome	Ryanair	direct	20 Dec 2026	from $88
Budapest	Ryanair	direct	24 Dec 2026	from $152
Madeira	Ryanair	direct	6 Jul 2027	from $179
Kaunas	Ryanair	direct	17 Dec 2026	from $203
Barcelona	Aer Lingus	with a stop	2 Dec 2026	from $425
Chisinau	Aer Lingus	with a stop	20 Dec 2026	from $543
Palma de Mallorca	Aer Lingus	with a stop	26 Nov 2026	from $6,367
Tenerife	Aer Lingus	with a stop	16 Nov 2026	from $6,732
Las Palmas	Aer Lingus	with a stop	14 Nov 2026	from $6,732

Airports — Shannon

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Shannon is the only airport serving this western Irish city, so there is no second terminal to weigh up when planning your trip. Several carriers operate from here including Aer Lingus for longer haul routes, Ryanair for European low-cost connections, and full-service options like Lufthansa and Brussels Airlines that often route through their hubs. Mokulele Flight Service handles regional operations while Delta Air Lines connects passengers to American destinations. The airport sits about six miles southeast of the town centre with regular bus services running into Shannon and further afield.

When to go

Ireland's climate stays relatively mild year-round, but summer months bring more direct connections to sun destinations while winter sees stronger demand for city breaks in Poland and Hungary. School holidays tend to push prices up on routes to Spain and Greece, though fares drop during term time when business travel fills the calendar. The shoulder seasons of spring and autumn often offer the best balance between good weather and reasonable ticket costs for anyone planning ahead.