Cheap flights from New York & Boston to Dublin from just $268!
Have fun in Dublin!
Now even cheaper! Experience the crazy Irish atmosphere during one of the most famous parties in the world: the Saint Patrick Day buying these cheap flights from Boston and New York!
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is an exciting and hospitable city. Founded by the Vikings, this cosmopolitan metropolis is turning in one of the liveliest places on Earth. With iconic monuments, nearly 1000 pubs, and one of the youngest populations in anywhere on the planet, you are in for a great time!
Travel dates:
January – March 2020
Sample dates
Jan 21-30, 25-31
Feb 4-20, 18-26
Feb 18- Mar 3
Mar 5-19, 8-18, 9-23 , 11-19, 11-25, 16-28
Routing:
Departure: New York, Boston
Destination: Dublin
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag per passenger
Sample reservations:
New York – Dublin – New York >>>
New York – Dublin – New York >>> (+1 day in Lisbon)
Boston – Dublin – Boston >>> (Saint Patrick Day)
Accommodation:
We recommend you to book Aspect Hotel Park with a good price and good reviews! The hotel offers a free shuttle to Temple Bar at weekends (one-way) and a regular service to and from the city center, and journey time is only 12 minutes. The hotel is located in the award-winning Park West Business Campus and is close to all other major road networks.
Car:
Book cheap car rentals HERE
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