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As Ireland’s national carrier, our warm welcome starts here. We’re not just the friendliest Irish airline, we’re the most flexible too, with lots of ways to help you change your plans easily. The safety, wellbeing and comfort of our guests is our number one priority. Enjoy a safe, convenient flight and true Irish hospitality on board our fleet of modern aircraft.

Taste the city

From succulent Angus steak to sumptuous Atlantic seafood, Dublin is bursting with fresh, home-grown flavours. Take a food tour, stroll a local market or visit any of our award-winning restaurants to sample the best of seasonal fare. Fancy a sip of the ‘black stuff’? Make sure you stop by the famous Guinness Storehouse for an authentic Irish pint.

Step back in time

History fans will be in their element in Dublin, a city of Norman castles, Georgian architecture and medieval cobblestoned streets. Learn about Ireland’s famous wanderers, writers and revolutionaries in the Natural History Museum, the Literature Museum and the Irish Emigration Museum. There’s even a Leprechaun Museum too!

Shop ‘til you drop

Browse Grafton Street's famous boutiques for the latest trends in European fashion. Then grab a snack at a café and listen to talented street buskers. Pick up souvenirs like Aran sweaters and handmade jewellery over on Nassau Street, wander the riverbank to meet local artists, or settle in for a chat with the characterful booksellers on Dawson Street.

Take in the sights

Take a walk with wild deer in Phoenix Park or curious swans in St. Stephen’s Green. See the famed Book of Kells at Trinity College Library, marvel at the beauty of Christ Church Cathedral, and enjoy renowned artworks in the National Gallery. Finish with a visit to Dublin Zoo to watch majestic lions, mischievous monkeys and ever-friendly elephants.

It’s easy to explore one of Europe’s most walkable cities on foot. Prefer to take it easy? No problem — between the Luas tram, Dublin Bus and DART suburban rail, affordable public transport serves almost every area in Dublin city.

Whether you need a visa to enter Ireland depends on your citizenship. If you're a citizen of a European Economic Area (EEA) member state (countries of the European Union, together with Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein) and many other countries including Great Britain, the USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, you don't need a visa to visit the Republic or Northern Ireland. South African visitors can visit the Republic of Ireland without a visa, but need a UK visa in order to enter Northern Ireland. Check out the full requirements on the Tourism Ireland website.