Ryanair connects Paris and Dublin with direct flights at very competitive prices. From €38 return on our latest scan from 22 October 2026, with a median of €41. Take advantage of these fares to escape to Ireland's capital.
Price and when to book your Paris-Dublin flight
Prices range from €38 to €53 in the sample we checked. The sooner you book from today, the more options you'll have to access the lowest fares. Early booking is key: don't wait until the last minute if you want to travel in peak season. Compare flexible dates in the search tool to find the best prices.
Airline and flight type
Ryanair operates this route with direct flights, no stopovers. The outbound flight departs Paris on 3 December at 19:15 and arrives in Dublin, whilst the return takes off on 13 December at 06:30. You won't lose time on connections, though note that Ryanair charges for checked baggage and seat selection.
Best time to visit Dublin
Dublin is beautiful year-round, but the weather is most pleasant between May and September. If you're after even lower prices, travel in winter (November to February), when there are fewer tourists. Avoid December if you want to dodge the Christmas crowds. Spring (March-April) strikes a good balance between pleasant weather and moderate prices.
What to do when you arrive in Dublin
Dublin Airport is 10 km from the city centre. You can get there by bus, taxi or hire car. Once in the city, visit Trinity College, St Patrick's Cathedral, Temple Bar and the Guinness Museum. Walk along the Liffey, try the local food scene in traditional pubs and don't miss the surrounding areas like Howth or Malahide. A week is ideal to explore at a leisurely pace.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price from Paris to Dublin?
The lowest price we've recorded is €38 return with Ryanair. The median is €41. These prices vary by date and availability, so book with flexibility.
Does Ryanair fly direct from Paris to Dublin?
Yes, Ryanair operates direct flights with no stopovers on this route. You save time and reduce costs, though remember that checked baggage carries an extra charge.
Which Paris airport should I use to fly to Dublin?
Paris's main airports are Orly and Charles de Gaulle (CDG). Check the search tool to see which one Ryanair uses for this route on your dates, as it may vary.
How long do I need to visit Dublin?
Four to five days are enough to see the historic centre, museums and traditional pubs. If you want to explore the surrounding areas (Howth, Malahide, the Cliffs of Moher), add a couple more days.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
