About Ireland
Ireland is in Northern Europe. Its capital is Dublin, the main languages are Irish and English and the currency is the Euro (EUR). Our guides cover 2 destinations across Ireland, including Dublin and Shannon. The most comfortable time to visit is generally March to December.
Cheap flights to Ireland
The lowest fares Destina Holidays travellers found to destinations in Ireland in the last 30 days.
- DUB New York to Dublin17 Jan – 26 Jan · Round trip from$350
- SNN Toronto to Shannon10 Jun – 16 Jun · Round trip from$682
Prices are per adult in US dollars, last checked 11 Nov 2026. Fares change often, so search your dates for live prices.
Search flights to IrelandMust-see sights in Ireland
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Trinity College Dublin
Historic · DublinIreland's oldest university has a peaceful campus in the city center. Its exhibition displays the illuminated Book of Kells, followed by the towering Long Room of the Old Library.
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Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
Historic · ShannonA restored 15th-century tower house a short drive from Shannon, with an adjoining folk park of recreated rural Irish cottages, shops and farm buildings. Evening medieval banquets are held in the castle.
Best time to visit Ireland
Based on recent weather records across 2 destinations, the most comfortable months for sightseeing in Ireland are March to December. Conditions vary by region, so open a city guide for monthly temperatures, rainfall and a 7-day forecast.
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Know before you go
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)1 US dollar ≈ €0.89
- Languages
- Irish, English
- Capital
- Dublin
- Calling code
- +353
- Driving
- On the left
- Time zone
- Europe/DublinUTC+0
Upcoming public holidays in Ireland
- Christmas DayLá Nollag
- St. Stephen's DayLá Fhéile Stiofáin
- New Year's DayLá Caille
- Saint Brigid's DayLá Fhéile Bríde
- Saint Patrick's DayLá Fhéile Pádraig
- Easter MondayLuan Cásca
Banks, offices and some attractions may close on public holidays, and flights and hotels often fill up early around them.
Check visa requirementsGetting to Ireland
The closest airports to the most popular destinations in Ireland.
Search flights to IrelandIreland travel FAQ
What are the best places to visit in Ireland?
Popular destinations in Ireland include Dublin and Shannon. Our Ireland travel guides cover 2 cities and regions, with places to visit, things to do, where to stay and the best time to go.
When is the best time to visit Ireland?
Across our Ireland destinations, the most comfortable months to visit are March to December. Weather varies by region, so check each city guide for local temperatures and rainfall.
How much are flights to Ireland?
The cheapest round-trip fare Destina Holidays travellers found to Ireland in the last 30 days was $350 to Dublin from New York, travelling 17 Jan – 26 Jan.
Which airports should I fly into for Ireland?
Main airports for popular Ireland destinations include Dublin Airport (DUB) for Dublin and Shannon Airport (SNN) for Shannon.
What are the must-see sights in Ireland?
Highlights include Trinity College Dublin in Dublin and Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in Shannon.
How many hotels can I book in Ireland?
Destina Holidays lists 260 properties across our Ireland destinations, from budget stays to luxury hotels. Search your dates to see live prices and availability.
What currency is used in Ireland?
Ireland uses the Euro (EUR). At the latest exchange rate, 1 US dollar ≈ €0.89.
What language is spoken in Ireland?
The official languages of Ireland are Irish and English.
What is the capital of Ireland?
The capital of Ireland is Dublin.
What time zone is Ireland in?
Ireland uses the Europe/Dublin (UTC+0) time zone.
Which side of the road do they drive on in Ireland?
Traffic in Ireland drives on the left. The international calling code is +353.
What are the upcoming public holidays in Ireland?
Upcoming public holidays include Christmas Day on 25 December 2026, St. Stephen's Day on 26 December 2026 and New Year's Day on 1 January 2027. Flights and hotels often fill up early around holidays.
Do I need a visa to visit Ireland?
Visa rules for Ireland depend on your nationality, passport and the length and purpose of your trip. Check our visa requirements page or contact our travel experts before you book.