Flights from Sydney to Dublin from AUD2,019

Step into a city alive with energy, character, and a strong sense of identity. Book flights from Sydney to Dublin and explore a place known for its charm and warmth. Whether you’re travelling for business, leisure, or something in between, you’ll be drawn to the city’s relaxed pace and confident spirit.

Book Sydney to Dublin flights with Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and experience a journey that goes beyond getting from A to B. On board, you’ll enjoy delicious free meals and hours of non-stop entertainment, as well as fly in our spacious premium cabins. We focus on comfort and quality from the moment you board. Choose us and experience an easy and rewarding trip, every step of the way.

 

Why you should fly with Etihad from Sydney to Dublin

Book your Sydney to Dublin flight with us and travel in comfort from start to finish. Here’s why you should choose us:

• Premium cabins for every guest: Our cabins provide a range of options to suit every guest, from ergonomic seats in Economy to fully flat beds in Business and the ultimate luxury in First.
• Tasty free meals on board: Indulge in delicious dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients, including options for dietary requirements.
• Non-stop connection and entertainment: Surf the net with onboard Wi-Fi or explore over 1,000 hours of movies, TV shows, music, and games on E-BOX – they’re the best ways to keep boredom at bay.
• Amazing Abu Dhabi stopover: Experience up to two free hotel nights in Abu Dhabi with our stopover programme and explore the vibrant UAE capital before your flight to Dublin.

 

Sydney to Dublin: What you need to know

Planning to book Sydney to Dublin flight tickets? We’ve made it simple to prepare. Here’s what to know before you fly.

Key flight details: Sydney (SYD) to Dublin (DUB)

• Flight distance: The distance between Sydney and Dublin is 10,697 miles (or 17,215km).
• Flight time: Our fastest flight from Sydney to Dublin takes about 24 hours and 30 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• First flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Sydney to Dublin usually departs in the afternoon, at around 15:40, depending on the day.
• Last flight: The latest one-stop flight from Sydney to Dublin usually departs in the evening, at around 21:30 on some days.
• Flights per day: There are up to three one-stop flights from Sydney to Dublin per day, depending on the schedule, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• Return flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Dublin to Sydney usually departs in the morning, at around 09:05.

*Refer to etihad.com for the most up-to-date flight status, details including flight times, schedules, and daily departures, as these are subject to change.

 

Dublin: The charming capital of Ireland

In Dublin, history is everywhere — in the stones beneath your feet and the music in the air. The city is full of stories to discover, from ancient treasures to lively traditions. After a day of exploring, unwind in cosy pubs that offer snugs and live music. With its mix of rich history and vibrant energy, Dublin showcases a welcoming blend of culture, warmth, and charm.

Things to do in Dublin

Book Sydney to Dublin flights and dive into a city rich in culture and character. Here are some of the things you need to experience in the city:

• Explore St Patrick’s Cathedral: Discover one of Ireland’s largest churches and admire its stunning Gothic architecture. Just like Sydney’s famous St. Mary’s Cathedral, this church serves as a spiritual and cultural landmark in the city.
• Stroll through Phoenix Park: Explore one of Europe’s largest enclosed parks. Spot deer, cycle, or relax in nature right in the heart of Dublin.
• Visit the National Gallery: See some of the best masterpieces from Irish and international artists, including Caravaggio and Jack B. Yeats.
• Wander Merrion Square: Enjoy the gardens, sculptures, and discover its connections to famous Irish writers like Oscar Wilde.

Weather information

Sydney stays mild and mostly sunny throughout the year. Summer, from December to February, brings warm days. Autumn runs from March to May and brings cooler weather. Winter lasts from June to August and can be rainy, but temperatures stay gentle. Spring, from September to November, feels fresh and comfortable.

Dublin has a mix of weather all year round. Summer, from June to August, stays mild with chances of rain. Winter, between December and February, is cold and wet, with strong winds but not much snow. Spring runs from March to May and slowly gets warmer, though it can still feel cool. Autumn, from September to November, is often grey and rainy, with colder days as the season goes on.

Visa, currency, and language information

• Visa guidelines: Citizens of Australia can visit Ireland without a visa for up to 90 days.
• Currency: In Dublin, they use the Euro (EUR). You can easily find ATMs and currency exchange shops to get cash. However, many places also take credit and debit cards.
• Language: English is the main language spoken in Dublin, so most visitors will have no trouble communicating. Irish, also known as Gaelic, is the country’s first official language and is used in some signs and cultural events around the city.

 

How to save money for Sydney to Dublin flights

If you're looking to book flights from Sydney to Dublin, save money and get great value with these easy tips:

• Earn miles when you fly: Join Etihad Guest and collect miles every time you fly. Redeem these miles to book flights and save on future travel.
• Book roundtrip flight tickets: Book Sydney to Dublin flight tickets as a round trip to save money. These fares are often cheaper than booking two one-way flights separately.
• Book early: Arrange your Sydney to Dublin flights months in advance for lower fares before prices rise closer to your travel date.

 

Airport information

If you're flying from Sydney to Dublin, it helps to know a bit about the airports you’ll fly to and from. Here’s a quick look at Sydney Airport and Dublin Airport:

Origin airport: Sydney Airport

Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, located in Mascot, NSW 2020, Australia, is one of the busiest airports in the country. Covering hundreds of hectares, it welcomes millions of guests each year. Its close location to key attractions makes it a vital entry point for both business and leisure travellers. The IATA code for Sydney Airport is SYD.

Destination airport: Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport, located in Swords, Co Dublin, K67 X4X5, is Ireland’s busiest airport and a key international gateway. It serves over 34 million guests every year and connects to more than 190 destinations worldwide. The airport has two large terminals and plenty of facilities — including Ireland’s biggest car park — to make travel easier. The IATA code of Dublin Airport is DUB.

 

 

Frequently asked questions

 

What is the distance between Sydney and Dublin?

The distance between Sydney and Dublin is approximately 10,697 miles (or 17,215km).

How long does it take to fly from Sydney to Dublin?

Our fastest flight from Sydney to Dublin takes about 24 hours and 30 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.

What is the time difference between Sydney and Dublin?

Sydney is nine hours ahead of Dublin.

What makes Etihad’s onboard dining different?

We use fresh ingredients from our local farm partners. Our onboard meals are also inspired by the flavours of our destinations, so no matter your seat, you’ll receive great food served with care.

Can I manage my booking online?

Yes, you can easily change your ticket and add baggage, pick your meals, or upgrade your seat when you manage your booking on etihad.com

How can I save money on my Etihad flights from Sydney to Dublin?

Book early, watch out for our flight deals, and use your Etihad Guest Miles for flights and upgrades.