Dublin essentials
- Country
- Ireland
- Airports
- Dublin Airport (DUB)
- Cheapest time to fly
- November to March is usually cheapest; summer is peak season.
- From the airport
- Airport buses into the city cost far less than a taxi, and a Leap Visitor Card covers buses, Luas and DART.
- Time difference
- 5 hours ahead of Toronto (can shift by an hour when clocks change)
- Entry for Canadians
- Canadians don't need a visa for short visits to Ireland; bring a valid passport.
Entry rules change, so confirm on the Government of Canada travel advice page before you book.
Cheapest flights to Dublin from Canada
Nonstop flights
- From Toronto: Air Canada and Air Transat, plus seasonal WestJet flights
- From Calgary: WestJet (seasonal)
- From Halifax: WestJet (seasonal)
Hotels, tours and more for Dublin
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Dublin: common questions
When is the cheapest time to fly to Dublin from Canada?
November to March is usually cheapest; summer is peak season.
Which airport do you fly into for Dublin?
Dublin Airport (DUB). Airport buses into the city cost far less than a taxi, and a Leap Visitor Card covers buses, Luas and DART.
Do Canadians need a visa for Ireland?
Canadians don't need a visa for short visits to Ireland; bring a valid passport.
Which Canadian cities fly to Dublin?
Viorvo tracks fares to Dublin from Toronto, Calgary, Ottawa, Halifax. Each route page shows the lowest recent fares and the cheapest month.