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Lowest round trip fares by airline from Dublin and New York
Cheapest prices ($308 One Way, $398 Round Trip) found within past 7 days. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Fly From Dublin to New York
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Destination | New York |
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Dublin to New York flights depart from Dublin airport, situated seven miles from the city of Dublin. It is the busiest airport in Ireland with frequent flights from Dublin to New York leaving for New York and other popular destinations, such as London and Birmingham. The airport only has one terminal, which means there are often long lines for Dublin to New York flights. A taxi from the city center to Dublin airport will cost somewhere between €15 and €20. There are also around 700 buses and coaches that pass through the airport daily from all parts of Ireland. There is no direct rail link to Dublin airport, but taxi's and buses serve nearby stations such as Heuston and Connolly.
Dublin to New York flights often touch down at the JFK International and LaGuardia airports. JFK is known as the busiest international airport in the US; it is roughly twelve miles away from the center of New York. New York's subway picks passengers up directly from the airport, boasting the most congestion-free way to travel to and from the airport. Meanwhile, LaGuardia airport is around 8 miles from midtown Manhattan and is easily accessible via the Q33 bus, M60 bus or taxi, which can cost around $25 from Midtown. LaGuardia is also a large busy airport, so travelers should budget in plenty of time to make their way from their flights from Dublin to New York.