Flights from Mumbai to Dublin from INR55,519

Book Mumbai to Dublin flights and uncover the heart of Ireland

Dublin moves to a spirited rhythm that pulls you straight into the fold. While Mumbai thrives on relentless hustle and dramatic big-city energy, the Irish capital offers intimate storytelling, elegant Georgian squares, and spontaneous folk melodies spilling out into cobbled lanes. Centuries of literary history and deep-rooted heritage linger across its historic streets, balanced by modern luxury, an inventive food scene, and welcoming neighbourhood pubs where conversation flows without hesitation. Book Mumbai to Dublin flights and discover a destination shaped by authentic character, creative talent, and legendary local warmth.

Fly from Mumbai to Dublin with Etihad and see how easy long-haul travel feels. Fly in luxury from India with Etihad, an airline known for award-winning hospitality and on-board experience. As the national airline of the UAE, our premium cabins is thoughtfully designed for privacy and relaxation, featuring ergonomic seating, gentle lighting, and generous personal space built for quiet rest so you can switch off seamlessly. We bring you authentic Arabian luxury the second you step on board, sharing the award-winning hospitality we're known for across the globe. Sleep without much disturbance, and land in Ireland completely refreshed and ready to explore. Book flights with Etihad and discover the vibrant heart of Ireland.

What are the schedules of Etihad’s flights from Mumbai (BOM) to Dublin (DUB)?

• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight from Mumbai to Dublin is around 12 hours and 35 minutes, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• First flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Mumbai to Dublin will depart in the morning, at around 11:05, depending on the schedule.
• Last flight: The latest one-stop flight from Mumbai to Dublin will depart in the evening, at around 23:00, depending on the schedule.
• Flights per week: We operate four daily one-stop flights on our Mumbai to Dublin route.
• Return flight: The earliest return one-stop flight from Dublin to Mumbai usually departs in the morning.
• Flight distance: The average air distance between Mumbai and Dublin is 4,729 miles (or 7,610km).
• Aircraft: You’ll experience both the Airbus A321LR and Boeing 787-9 on your one-stop trip from Mumbai to Dublin, changing aircraft during your stopover in Abu Dhabi, depending on the schedule. On our next-generation A321LR, Etihad delivers true wide-body luxury inside a single-aisle cabin. Retreat to First Class behind private sliding doors, rest on lie-flat seats in Business Class accompanied by fine dining, or relax in Economy Class crafted for ergonomic support.

*Book flights with us through etihad.com, where you can see the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures. Make sure you check our website as these details are subject to change. 

Add the Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme to your Mumbai to Dublin flights

Break your journey to Ireland with up to two complimentary hotel nights in Abu Dhabi through our Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme. Unwind in true Arabian luxury, take in iconic sights, and discover two cities on one ticket.

• How to book the Abu Dhabi Stopover: Adding an Abu Dhabi break to your journey with us is simple. When you book your flight, choose your hotel, and select how many nights you want to stay. We’ll email your voucher straight after booking, so you can present it when you check in.
• Claim your Stopover Pass: Pick up our Stopover Pass to explore the capital and spend less. We’ll give you a local SIM card with 10GB of data, 15% off theme parks, and discounts on tours. Our city shuttle service also makes moving through the capital easy.

What are the visa requirements for Dublin?

Indian passport holders must hold an approved Irish entry visa before departure. Check official guidelines well ahead of your journey to prepare your documents and breeze through border control.

• Irish tourist visa duration: A single-entry visa for Ireland permits you to explore the country for up to 90 days.
• Requirements: Standard requirements include your passport, passport photos, travel insurance, an application letter, application summary documents, a formal host invitation if visiting someone, your complete itinerary, visa processing fees, certified bank statements, and confirmed return flight tickets.

Which activities shouldn’t be missed in Dublin?

Centuries of rich literary history, spirited traditional music sessions, and welcoming cobbled lanes give the Irish capital its unmistakable charm. Here are the highlights in Dublin:

• Explore historic Trinity College: Walk through the historic courtyards and admire the handsome Georgian architecture of Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592. Stroll where Oscar Wilde studied, pass beneath the famous campanile, and discover historic student halls open to summer visitors.
• Witness the Book of Kells: View Ireland’s most celebrated 9^th-century illuminated medieval Gospel in the heart of Trinity College. While the Old Library undergoes conservation, an immersive digital exhibition brings the manuscript to life.
• Discover modern art at Hugh Lane Gallery: Step inside this grand Georgian building to view Impressionist masterpieces by Degas, Monet, and Manet, alongside vibrant Irish creations. You can also view Francis Bacon’s London studio, relocated piece by piece and meticulously reconstructed right down to the original paint marks.
• Uncover ancient treasures at Kildare Street: Step into Ireland’s rich past at the National Museum of Archaeology. See prehistoric Celtic gold, sacred medieval church metalwork, and the remarkably preserved Iron Age bog bodies that bring ancient times to light.

Currency, language, weather information

• Currency: The Euro (EUR) is the official currency of Ireland. You can withdraw cash from local ATMs or visit currency desks right at the airport when you arrive.
• Language: Dublin has two main languages: English and Irish. Road signs, buses, and train boards show both. English is the everyday language for daily life, so speaking with locals remains clear and simple.
• Weather information: Dublin shifts across four distinct seasons. Mild, bright days in summer across June, July, and August make it the most popular time for sightseeing. Crisp air and regular rain arrive in autumn throughout September, October, and November. Winter brings cold, damp weather and brisk winds from December to February, though snow in Dublin remains rare. Fresh breezes mark spring between March and May, bringing longer daylight and warmer days.

How can I maximise my budget for my trip to Dublin?

Smart route planning and strategic booking unlock outstanding savings on every leg when booking flights from Mumbai. Follow these straightforward steps to cut your travel costs without compromising comfort:

• Select flexible travel dates: Search for midweek flight options, as flying on less busy days often brings lower airfares.
• Track exclusive promotional fares: Check etihad.com regularly or subscribe to fare alerts to be the first to know about our flight deals.
• Book return tickets together: Purchasing a complete return journey between Mumbai and Dublin offers better rates than buying two single legs, helping you secure great value.

What are the origin and destination airports in Mumbai and Dublin?

Familiar layouts, rapid security queues, and smooth ground connections keep your journey effortless at both ends. Navigate your hubs with this information about the airports of Mumbai and Dublin:

• Origin airport: Mumbai International Airport, known by its IATA code BOM, serves as your main gateway into India. Millions of travellers walk through its terminals each year, passing through spacious check-in halls and duty-free shopping areas. Well-designed passenger concourses guide you smoothly toward calm lounges offering authentic luxury before you board your flight.
• Destination airport: Dublin Airport, located in Swords, Co Dublin, K67 X4X5, welcomes more than 34 million guests annually. It acts as Ireland’s central aviation gateway, connecting the city to destinations across the globe. Two modern terminals offer expansive food courts, extensive retail spaces, and convenient transport links directly into the capital. When you book flights to Dublin, you arrive right at this major hub. The IATA code of Dublin Airport is DUB.