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Welcome to Ireland's Main Airports

Ireland offers a variety of airports to suit your travel needs, whether you are landing in the bustling capital or exploring the scenic countryside. The primary gateway for international travelers is Dublin (DUB), renowned for its excellent connectivity and modern facilities. For those seeking to experience Ireland’s charming southern coast, Cork (ORK) provides a convenient entry point with rich cultural offerings nearby. Another important hub is Shannon (SNN), known for its strategic location on the west coast, welcoming many transatlantic flights. If you prefer smaller, regional airports, Bantry (BYT), Belmullet (BLY), Carnmore (GWY), Collooney (SXL), Kilkenny (KKY), and Letterkenny (LTR) offer access to Ireland’s hidden gems and tranquil landscapes, perfect for adventurous travelers looking to explore off the beaten path.

Bantry (BYT)Belmullet (BLY)Carnmore (GWY)Collooney (SXL)Cork (ORK)Dublin (DUB)Kilkenny (KKY)Letterkenny (LTR)Shannon (SNN)

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FAQs for Nigerian Travelers to Ireland

You need a valid Nigerian passport, an Irish visa, and proof of accommodation. Also, carry your return ticket and travel insurance.

Currently, there are no direct flights. You will likely have a stopover in European cities like Amsterdam or London.

Late spring and summer (May to August) offer the best weather and longer daylight hours for sightseeing.

It’s helpful to have some euros on hand, but ATMs and currency exchange services are widely available upon arrival.

Check the latest government updates. Currently, a negative PCR test and vaccination proof may be required for entry.