Aer Lingus Flights from Dallas to Ireland from $950.57*

Flights to Ireland, Made Easy

You might know us as The Irish Airline. (Not a pasta dish, not a yoga pose, and definitely not a cologne.) For 90 years, we’ve been flying people home to Ireland and helping them discover it for the first time.

Fly into Dublin or Shannon and let your Irish adventure begin.

Why Fly to Ireland with Aer Lingus?

Since 1936, we’ve welcomed hundreds of millions of people on board from all over the world. Looking after people is what we do best, and we can’t wait to look after many more generations to come.

We’re Irish, so a warm welcome comes naturally. At Aer Lingus, you’re always welcome.

Visiting Ireland

Welcome to the land of ‘céad míle fáilte’ (a 100,000 welcomes). Catch a traditional music session, cheer on a game of Gaelic football or hurling, or stroll along clifftops and through charming villages. Drive the Wild Atlantic Way, one of the world’s most awe-inspiring coastal routes, or tee off on a famous links course with sea views.

Below we listed a small sample of worthwhile places to see for your visit to Ireland.

The Ring of Kerry

This 112-mile drive around the Iveragh Peninsula takes in mountains, lakes and Atlantic views, with a friendly welcome in every village. Follow the Skellig Road for a glimpse of Skellig Michael, home to a 7th-century monastery and a Star Wars filming location. Summer boat trips run weather permitting, and numbers are limited, so book ahead.

Newgrange

Located in County Meath, Newgrange was built more than 5,000 years ago, which makes it older than Stonehenge and the pyramids. At the Winter Solstice, sunlight shines through its ‘roof box’ to light up the inner chamber. Can’t make December? Year-round guided tours recreate the light, so you can still feel the magic.

Ireland’s Greenways

Greenways are traffic-free trails for walkers and cyclists follow old railway lines, rivers and canals through towns and villages. Try the Waterford Greenway, the Great Western Greenway in Mayo or the Great Southern Trail in Limerick. Most have bike rentals along the way. 

Ireland, and beyond

Why stop at Ireland? Fly to Dublin and connect with ease to some of Europe’s most exciting cities. One easy stop, and your next adventure begins.

And when it’s time to head home, clear US immigration and customs in Dublin before you fly, so when you land, you get home quicker.

Getting Around Ireland

Wherever you land, Ireland is easy to explore. Hop on a train or bus, or rent a car and set off on your own adventure.

Ready to go? Now you know who to fly with.