Birmingham to Dublin Flights on Aer Lingus from £26.51*

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Our short-haul European flights are designed to make getting away easy — with smooth, reliable journeys and well-timed schedules that help your trip start and end exactly as planned, whether it’s a long weekend, a family break or a business trip.

Aer Lingus offers regular service between Birmingham and Dublin. Fly to Dublin with Aer Lingus and look forward to an Irish welcome on board.

Things to do and places to see in Dublin

Dublin is known around the world for its unique pub culture. The city is filled with pubs and bars offering a pint of the black stuff, food, live music and, of course, the craic.

Best Pubs in Dublin

• Johnny Foxes Pub, Dublin Mountains
  Johnny Foxes is a must visit for a true Irish pub experience. Known to be Ireland's highest pub, it is located up in the Dublin Mountains and accessible by a shuttle bus. There's live music and entertainment 7 days a week and you can tuck into some delicious traditional Irish dishes like stew and beef and Guinness pie.
• The Brazen Head, Dublin 8
  Established in 1198, The Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub. Famous for live music, Van Morrison, Tom Jones and the Dubliners have all made an appearance at the pub. The Brazen Head is known to let guests pull their own pints of Guinness under the careful guidance of the barman.
• Kehoe's, Dublin 2
  Kehoe's pub was established in 1803 and to this day its Victorian-style interiors remain the same. Take a step back in time and enjoy a pint of plain in one of their snugs and visit on a Monday evening to catch a comedy performance by one of Ireland's budding comedians.

Brunch in Dublin

A good brunch is much-needed after a night in the pub. Check out some of the best brunch spots Dublin has to offer.

• San Lorenzo's, George's Street
  San Lorenzo's serves "The Brunch of Champions" every Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday. A resident DJ plays chart toppers as you sip on breakfast cocktails and enjoy their famous dish of Coco Pops French Toast.
• Whitefriar Grill, Aungier Street
  Whitefriar Grill is filled with brunch-eaters every weekend from 10.30am. This steak-house serves New York City vibes with menu highlights including Huevos Rancheros and Crab and King Prawn Hash. Fancy a breakfast cocktail? Their cocktail menu will not disappoint.
• Brother Hubbard, Capel Street
  Brunch meets the Middle East at Brother Hubbard. This brunch location boasts more tables than most others and has a unique menu including a Meaty Mezze Tray and Lemon Meringue French Toast.

How to get from the airport to the city centre

Dublin Airport is located approximately 10 km north of Dublin city centre and a large number of buses, coaches and taxis are available. You can reach the city centre within 30 minutes by bus or 20 minutes by taxi.

Taxi: Taxis are available directly outside Terminal 1 & Terminal 2. The estimated cost to the city centre is between €25-€30, but the price may vary depending on traffic congestion, number of passengers and time and day of pick-up.

Bus: Several buses and coaches depart Dublin Airport daily, reaching many areas in and around Dublin and towns and cities across Ireland. To find a route check the Dublin Airport Bus Information web page.

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