Flights to Ireland

Discover Flights to Ireland: Your Next Adventure Awaits

Flying into Ireland's Main Airports

For Nigerian travelers dreaming of exploring the lush landscapes and vibrant cities of Ireland, there are several key airports that serve as gateways to this beautiful country. Among them, Dublin (DUB) stands out as the busiest and most well-connected airport, offering numerous international flights and easy access to Ireland’s capital city. Another important hub is Cork (ORK), which provides excellent connections to the southern parts of the country and is ideal for those wanting to explore Ireland’s rich history and charming towns. Shannon (SNN) is also significant, especially for travelers interested in the west coast and the breathtaking Wild Atlantic Way. Besides these major airports, smaller regional airports like Bantry (BYT), Belmullet (BLY), Carnmore (GWY), Collooney (SXL), Kilkenny (KKY), and Letterkenny (LTR) offer closer access to Ireland’s scenic countryside and hidden gems, making your journey more personalized and adventurous. Whether arriving at a bustling international airport or a quaint local airstrip, each destination welcomes you with open arms and a touch of Irish charm.

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

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.

Flight Price Information: Nigeria to Ireland

Planning your trip from Nigeria to Ireland? Here’s the essential flight price info to help you book smart and save.

Average Flight Price

The average round-trip airfare from major Nigerian cities to Ireland typically ranges between $450 and $700, depending on the season and airline.

Cheapest Period to Fly

January to March: Low demand means better deals.
Late October to November: Enjoy off-peak discounts before the holiday rush.

High Season

June to August: Summer travel peaks with higher prices.
December to early January: Holiday season fares tend to rise.

Main Routes

Lagos (LOS) to Dublin (DUB)
Abuja (ABV) to Dublin (DUB)
Port Harcourt (PHC) to Dublin (DUB) via connections

Best Airlines to Consider

Aer Lingus – Direct flights with excellent service.
British Airways – Reliable routes with comfortable connections.
KLM – Great options via Amsterdam for flexible schedules.
Lufthansa – Competitive fares with quality in-flight experience.

Essential Travel Phrases for Nigerian Travelers to Ireland

English	Irish (Gaeilge)	Listen
Where is the nearest bus stop?	Cá bhfuil stad an bhus is gaire?	🔊
Can you help me with directions?	An féidir leat cabhrú liom le treoracha?	🔊
How much does this ticket cost?	Cé mhéad a chosnaíonn an ticéad seo?	🔊
Is there a good restaurant nearby?	An bhfuil bialann mhaith gar don áit seo?	🔊
Can I pay by card or cash?	An féidir liom íoc le cárta nó le hairgead tirim?	🔊
What time does the train leave?	Cén t-am a fhágann an traein?	🔊