Cheap flights from Memmingen to Dublin

Late October and early December are the shoulder weeks to watch, since fares often dip just before and just after the November low point. November itself is the month with the lowest fares on this route, with dated prices across the whole year to show how it compares. Summer school holidays and the Christmas and New Year run push prices the other way, so midweek departures outside those windows are usually the kinder choice. Weekend demand also tightens around Irish bank holiday weekends, so shifting by a day or two can help.

Ryanair is the carrier most travellers associate with this route, and Malta Air, Wizz Air, Wizz Air Malta and Sun Express also appear in the search results. Some itineraries are non-stop while others connect through a hub, so check the stop and total travel time on each fare. Baggage, seat selection, priority boarding and changes are priced differently by carrier, and a basic fare may not cover them. Read the fare conditions for the exact ticket you are buying rather than assuming what is included.

Buses and coaches run from Dublin Airport into the city centre, with taxi ranks outside the terminals, so the transfer is usually straightforward but can slow down in rush-hour traffic. The journey feels short on a quiet day and longer at peak times, so allow a buffer if you have a timed booking. Dublin Airport sits north of the city, and the usual public transport options cover the route without needing a car. If you land late, check which services still run and how late they go before you land.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type G · 230 V

Language

Irish, English

Emergency number

112

Calling code

+353

Internet domain

.ie

EU / Schengen

EU member

Population of Dublin

593 k (2022)

Time zone

UTC+00 (Europe/Dublin)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check that your booking departs from Allgaeu Airport in Memmingen, since it is the city's only commercial airport.
• Confirm what baggage your fare includes and whether a cabin bag alone will be enough.
• Verify whether your itinerary is non-stop or connects on separate tickets, because missed connections are your own risk.
• Bring a valid passport or national ID accepted for travel between Germany and Ireland.
• Recheck dates around the low-fare month if your plans are already fixed.
• Allow extra transfer time in both cities during winter and holiday weeks.