Aer Lingus connects Munich and Dublin on a direct flight from €105 per person (return). The median price is €107, meaning you'll find genuine deals at this cost with no hidden charges.
Price and when to book
Prices range from €105 to €168 depending on dates. The best strategy is to book in advance: the earlier you purchase, the higher your chances of securing the lowest fare. Sample flights depart 7 January and return 14 January, a perfect one-week trip. Check regularly to spot price drops, especially on weekday flights.
Airline and stops
Aer Lingus operates this route with a direct flight: no plane changes, no waits at other airports. Departure from Munich at 20:15, arrival in Dublin at 16:10 (local time). A seamless journey to make the most of your time at your destination.
Best time to travel
January, as in the sample, is a solid choice to avoid crowds and secure competitive prices. Summer months and peak holidays (Christmas, Easter) push fares up. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–October) offer good weather and moderate prices in Ireland. Skip December if you're looking for savings.
What to do when you arrive in Dublin
Dublin airport is 10 km from the city centre: reach it easily by bus or taxi. The city blends medieval history, traditional pubs and vibrant nightlife. Don't miss Trinity College, Guinness Storehouse, the River Liffey and bohemian neighbourhoods like Temple Bar. A week gives you time to explore the south coast (Wicklow) or nearby cities such as Galway.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Munich to Dublin?
From €105 return with Aer Lingus. This is the lowest price found in our sample, though it varies by date. Booking in advance increases your chances of securing it.
Is there a direct flight from Munich to Dublin?
Yes, Aer Lingus flies non-stop between these two cities. Departure at 20:15 from Munich, arrival at 16:10 in Dublin.
Which airline flies Munich to Dublin?
Aer Lingus operates this route at the prices shown. It offers a direct connection between both cities.
How long should I spend in Dublin?
Three to four days cover the essentials: historic centre, museums and local life. A week lets you combine Dublin with trips to the coast or nearby cities like Galway. The sample flights (7–14 January) give you a full week.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
