Toronto to Dublin costs from €533 return per person with Icelandair. The median price sits around €534, so you're looking at genuine, consistent deals. Getting to Ireland from Canada is far more affordable if you book ahead.
Price and when to book
The cheapest flight we've found is €533 per person (return). Prices on this route average around €534, with occasional options at €613. Book early: this route has limited availability from Toronto, so cheap seats sell out fast. Check prices 2–3 months ahead.
Airline and stopovers
Icelandair operates this route with 1 stopover on your outbound flight. You'll connect in Reykjavik (Icelandair's hub) before continuing to Dublin. No direct flights from Toronto to Ireland at these prices, so the stopover is part of the deal. Total journey time is longer, but you save considerably.
Best time to visit
Dublin works year-round, though May to September offer better weather (more daylight, less rain). Prices fluctuate by demand, so book in advance regardless of season. December can surprise you with good rates (like the example: 5–11 December at €533–534), so don't rule out winter trips if you're flexible.
What to do when you arrive in Dublin
Dublin is compact and walkable: Temple Bar, Trinity College, the Book of Kells, Guinness Storehouse. Stroll along the Liffey, visit Christ Church Cathedral. Local buses take you north and south; trains run to Galway, Cork, or Belfast for day trips. The airport is 10 km from the city centre (quick bus or taxi ride).
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Toronto to Dublin?
Not in this offer. Icelandair operates with 1 stopover (in Reykjavik). It's the most budget-friendly option from Toronto to Ireland; direct flights tend to be pricier or unavailable on these dates.
Which airline flies Toronto to Dublin?
Icelandair. It's the main connection between Canada and Ireland via its Reykjavik hub. They offer solid value for money on this route.
How much is a return flight Toronto to Dublin?
From €533 per person. Most deals sit around €534 on average. Book well in advance to grab the lowest fares; this route has limited seat inventory.
When is the best time to visit Dublin?
May to September have the best weather. That said, Dublin operates year-round and prices depend on demand, not season. Book early and choose dates that suit you.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
