Flying from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport (SYD) to Dublin Airport (DUB): what you need to know
The timezone in Dublin is UTC+0, which is 11 hours behind Sydney.
Arriving two hours before an international flight and one hour ahead of a domestic departure are travel rules worth sticking to. Get to the airport on time to catch your SYD to DUB flight.
Be prepared for bigger queues during popular months like April. Arriving up to four hours in advance for an international flight and two hours for a domestic departure is a smart move.
We make it a cinch to book a flight with a stopover. To see all your options for tickets from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport, uncheck 'Direct flights only.' Then, choose a flight that has a stop long enough to visit the city of your choice. Top stopovers between SYD and DUB include:
Dubai Airport
Hamad International Airport
Abu Dhabi International Airport
How to find the cheapest flights from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport (SYD) to Dublin Airport (DUB)
The lowest price we've seen for a one-way Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport flight is 241 €. A return fare is currently 644 €. Depending on the availability when you book, these fares could change.
To score cheap tickets from SYD to DUB, book in advance. Airlines typically offer the most competitive fares when flights are first made available.
The 'Whole month' tool shows you the cheapest flights from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport throughout the entire month. It's an easy way to snap up a bargain if your dates are flexible.
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Choose your preferred arrival and departure times, number of stops and airlines with the filters. Alternatively, sort your results by 'Cheapest' to find the best deals on flights from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport.
Handy information about Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport (SYD)
Of the flights that depart from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport, 69.62% land on time at their destination.
To reach Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport from central Sydney, it'll take about 20 minutes if you're travelling by car. Of course, this depends on traffic conditions. It's approximately 18 kilometres from the airport to the city centre.
The trip on public transport takes about 25 minutes.
Get your travels off to a relaxed start by staying near SYD. Whether you have an early flight from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport or just don't want to be rushed, these hotels are ideal:
Arriving at Dublin Airport (DUB)
The last thing you want is a lengthy journey to your hotel if you're arriving on a late Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport flight. Reserve one of these accommodation options near DUB instead:
Fast-track your adventure by picking up a Dublin Airport rental car. Grab your wheels from Easirent, Budget or Carhire to explore Dublin and beyond.
Get the best deal by reserving your vehicle from Dublin Airport around two weeks ahead of your departure.
Getting from Dublin Airport (DUB) to central Dublin
Dublin Airport is approximately 21 kilometres from the centre of Dublin. The drive time takes around 30 minutes.
When travelling by public transport, expect a journey time of roughly 2 hours 10 minutes.
When to fly to Dublin Airport (DUB)
August is the most popular month for flights from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport. To avoid the crowds, visit Dublin in January.
The warmest month in Dublin is July, with temperatures ranging between 10ºC (50ºF) and 20ºC (68ºF). Book your flights from Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport to Dublin Airport in this month if you like this kind of weather.
For cooler conditions, search for a cheap ticket from SYD to DUB in January. Temperatures average between 1ºC (34ºF) and 9ºC (48ºF) then.
Explore more of Ireland
Dublin is easy to fall in love with, but there are so many other corners of Ireland just waiting to be discovered. About 225 kilometres south-west of Dublin, a visit to Cork will keep your itinerary busy. Start with attractions like Blarney Castle, Fota Wildlife Park and Titanic Experience Cobh.
If you want to check out another well-known destination in Ireland, consider Tallaght, about 10 kilometres south-west of Dublin. Church of the Incarnation, Fettercairn, 3 stuffed bears and Johnson & Perrott Fleet are key highlights.