Liverpool LPL to Dublin DUB flight with Ryanair

Flights from Dublin to Liverpool

Anyone wishing to visit the historic city of Liverpool in the north-west of England from Ireland's largest city will find flights readily available. Budget carrier Ryanair offers direct flights every day of the year with a flight time of 55 minutes, making this short flight a good option, whether traveling for business or pleasure.

Which airlines fly from Dublin to Liverpool?

Flights from Dublin to Liverpool are offered solely by budget carrier Ryanair. Ryanair is an Irish low-cost airline that was founded in 1984, with operational bases in both Dublin and London Stansted.

How long is the flight from Dublin to Liverpool?

The flight from Dublin to Liverpool is a relatively short one. All Ryanair flights advertise a journey time of just 55 minutes.

How many flights are there from Dublin to Liverpool?

Each day, passengers can expect three to four direct departures to Liverpool from Dublin. There is usually one option in the morning and one in the evening, with an extra departure in the afternoon on days where there are four flights. Services continue throughout the year, and flight frequency is not affected by seasonal travel.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Dublin to Liverpool?

Departure airport: Passengers will depart from Dublin Airport. Located just north of the capital, the airport is the busiest in Ireland. Accessible via the M1, passengers can drive to the airport in just 20 minutes from central Dublin, or take AirLink buses from Dublin's main bus station, or local bus routes 16, 41 and 102. Within the airport, passengers can expect a variety of bars, cafes, and restaurants, a majority of which are found after security in The Loop. Left luggage facilities are available in Terminal 1. Duty-free shopping and fashion boutiques are available, as are numerous other shops selling souvenirs, gifts, and Irish goods.

Arrival airport: All flights terminate at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Named after one of The Beatles, the airport is about eight miles from the center of town. Passengers can use the M6 and M62 if traveling by car. Local bus routes N86, 86A, 80A, and 82A all stop at the airport; many also stop at Liverpool South Parkway train station, just 10 minutes from the airport. Within the airport, passengers will find the Aintree Food Village on level 3, before security. Duty-free shops and souvenir shops including Liverpool FC memorabilia are also available.