Newcastle → Dublin · Newcastle International Airport (NCL)
Flights from Newcastle to Dublin
Compare direct flights from Newcastle to Dublin with Ryanair and Aer Lingus, with flexible airfares, small-deposit payment plans and 24/7 booking support from Travelapp. From £26*
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About flights from Newcastle to Dublin
Parent hub: Flights from Newcastle · Related: Dublin destination / packages
Booking air tickets from Newcastle to Dublin is easy with Travelapp, which compares direct airfares from Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Dublin Airport (DUB). Ryanair and Aer Lingus both fly direct, with a flight time of around 1 hour 15 minutes, making Dublin one of the quickest city breaks from the North East. The route suits weekend getaways, family visits and business trips for travellers across Tyneside, Northumberland, County Durham and Teesside, and Aer Lingus passengers can connect onwards from Dublin to North America.
Air ticket prices from Newcastle to Dublin rise around St Patrick's Day (17 March), Six Nations rugby weekends, big concerts, the run-up to Christmas and the summer holidays. Friday departures and Sunday returns cost the most, so mid-week travel is usually cheaper. Low-cost airfares often exclude cabin bags and checked luggage, so compare the total price across both airlines. Travelapp's +/− 3 days flexible date search compares a full week of Newcastle to Dublin airfares at once.
Fly now, pay later: eligible Newcastle to Dublin air tickets can be secured with a small deposit, with the balance spread through Klarna or a Travelapp pay-later plan, as set out in our payment policy. Eligible bookings are ATOL protected, and Travelapp's UK-based team is available 24/7 by phone and WhatsApp through customer support. Search your dates above for live air tickets to Dublin from Newcastle, or message the team on WhatsApp for a tailored quote.
Before you travel, check the latest Ireland entry requirements on GOV.UK. The UK and Ireland share the Common Travel Area, so British citizens do not need a visa, but airlines require valid photo ID and most ask for a passport. You can also browse more flights from Newcastle, or see all flights and holiday packages.
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Things to check before booking
Passport & visas
Confirm passport validity and any visa or ETA requirements for your destination before you pay.
Baggage allowance
Airline bag rules differ by fare — check cabin and hold limits against what you plan to pack.
Connection risk
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Deposit & protection
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Frequently asked questions
Newcastle to Dublin — contact us for a tailored itinerary.
Are there direct flights from Newcastle to Dublin?
Yes, Ryanair and Aer Lingus fly direct from Newcastle International Airport (NCL) to Dublin (DUB). Schedules vary by season, so search your dates to see each day's departures.
How long is the flight from Newcastle to Dublin?
A direct flight from Newcastle to Dublin takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. Ireland is on the same time zone as the UK.
How much are air tickets from Newcastle to Dublin?
Air ticket prices from Newcastle to Dublin depend on your travel dates, airline and baggage, with the lowest airfares usually on mid-week flights. Prices peak around St Patrick's Day, rugby weekends, Christmas and the summer holidays. Search your dates for live airfares.
Which airlines fly direct from Newcastle to Dublin?
Ryanair and Aer Lingus fly direct from Newcastle to Dublin. Travelapp compares both so you can weigh price, timings and baggage in one search.
Do I need a passport to fly from Newcastle to Dublin?
British citizens do not need a visa for Ireland because of the Common Travel Area, but airlines require valid photo ID and most ask for a passport. Check your airline's ID rules before you fly.
How do I find cheap air tickets from Newcastle to Dublin?
Search from Newcastle (NCL) with the +/− 3 days flexible date option to compare a full week of airfares. Mid-week travel outside major events and school holidays is usually cheapest.
Can I fly now and pay later for Newcastle to Dublin air tickets?
Yes, many eligible Newcastle to Dublin airfares can be booked with a small deposit and paid off later through Klarna or a Travelapp payment plan. Travelapp confirms which options apply to your airfare before you pay.
Are Newcastle to Dublin flights booked with Travelapp ATOL protected?
Travelapp is an ATOL-protected travel company, so eligible bookings, including flight-inclusive holiday packages, carry ATOL financial protection. Your ATOL certificate confirms the protection that applies to your booking.
Can Travelapp help with my Newcastle to Dublin booking?
Yes, Travelapp's UK-based team is available 24/7 by phone and WhatsApp. They can help compare airfares, explain baggage rules and support you if your flight schedule changes.
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