Cheap flights from Newquay to Dublin

Book a few weeks ahead rather than at the last minute, and shift your dates if you can. November is the cheapest month on the calendar here, with the quieter stretch running through late autumn and into early spring. Summer and the Christmas period pull fares up, so lock those in early. Midweek departures usually cost less than Friday or Sunday returns.

What you feel first is baggage: the low-cost carriers, Ryanair and Easyjet, typically include only a small cabin bag in the base fare, while Aer Lingus and Emerald Airlines work closer to a full-service model where a checked bag is less of an add-on. Loganair Limited also appears on the route. All options here are direct, so there is no connection to weigh against the fare.

Dublin Airport is a sizeable hub, so expect a bit of a walk from the gate and allow time at peak morning and evening waves. Buses run from outside the terminals into the city centre regularly, and a taxi is straightforward from the rank. Keep an eye on which terminal your airline uses, since carriers are split between the two.

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

• All flights on this route are direct, but if you ever book a connecting option, keep it on a single ticket so a missed leg is the airline's problem.
• Check the baggage allowance before you pay, since the low-cost fares often cover only a small cabin bag.
• Newquay has one airport, Saint Mawgan, so confirm your departure point is the one you expect.
• Check current travel document requirements for Ireland before you fly.
• Fares rise in summer and around Christmas, so book those dates early.
• Compare the price calendar across the listed months before fixing your dates.