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Cheap flights from Washington to Dublin from US$345
United Airlines and Aer Lingus fly nonstop from Washington to Dublin, about 21 flights a week. The flight takes around 9h 42m, and the cheapest one-way fare we found recently is US$345 on 5 Nov.
Direct flights available ~21 flights a week 9h 42m Cheapest in November Prices checked 13 days ago
Washington to Dublin at a glance
Cheapest one-wayUS$345JetBlue Airways · 2 stops · Thu 5 NovCheapest returnUS$594Mon 11 Jan – Fri 29 JanFastest flight9h 42mJetBlue Airways · 2 stops
Nonstop flights21/wkUnited Airlines, Aer Lingus
Airlines flying nonstop from Washington to Dublin
2 airlines on this route, about 21 flights a week in total (observed over the last 4 weeks).
Cheapest dates from Washington to Dublin
The lowest one-way fares found recently, cheapest first. Prices change; click through for the live fare.
Good to know
- Distance
- 5,464 km3,393 miles
- Flight time
- 9h 42mfastest found
- Time difference
- +5hDublin vs Washington
- Currency in Dublin
- EUR
- Airports
- IAD, DCA → DUB
Flights from Washington to Dublin: questions answered
How much is a flight from Washington to Dublin?
The cheapest one-way fare we found recently is US$345 with 2 stops, departing in November. Return trips start from US$594. Prices change constantly, so search your dates for the live fare.
Are there direct flights from Washington to Dublin?
Yes. United Airlines and Aer Lingus fly this route nonstop, with about 21 flights a week in each direction.
How long is the flight from Washington to Dublin?
A nonstop flight covers 5,464 km and takes around 9h 42m.
Which airlines fly from Washington to Dublin?
United Airlines and Aer Lingus operate nonstop flights on this route.
Which airports serve Washington and Dublin?
Washington: Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). Dublin: Dublin Airport (DUB).
What is the time difference between Washington and Dublin?
Dublin is 5 hours ahead of Washington.





