Flights from Melbourne to Dublin from AUD1,382

Book flights from Melbourne to Dublin and immerse yourself in Ireland’s charming city

Dublin’s a city that breathes through its stories and songs. When you fly from Melbourne to Dublin, you’ll swap creative hubs for a world where history, melody, and vibrant tales fill the air. While Melbourne’s lanes are famous for their art, Dublin’s cobbled streets tell stories that stretch back to Viking and Celtic times. Discover the timeless charm of this UNESCO City of Literature and see why it captures the hearts of our guests from across the world.

Your journey from Melbourne’s coastal breeze to the storied streets of Dublin starts the moment you step on board with Etihad. As one of the world’s safest airlines, we’ve turned the long trip into a relaxing experience where your needs come first. Our cabins offer the perfect space to rest, while our award-winning hospitality means we’re always ready to help whenever you need it. We’ve packed our on board entertainment with the latest films, music, and global news, and our Wi-Fi keeps you connected to the world below. We’ve handled every detail, from on board meals inspired by the flavours of our destinations to our caring service, so you’ll land ready to dive into Dublin’s vibrant rhythm.

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

• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight from Melbourne to Dublin usually takes about 23 hours, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• Flight schedule: One-stop flights from Melbourne to Dublin usually depart in the afternoon, at around 17:20, depending on the day.
• Flights per day: There are up to two one-stop flights from Melbourne to Dublin per scheduled day, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• Return flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Dublin to Melbourne usually departs in the morning.
• Flight distance: The average air distance between Melbourne and Dublin is 10,694 miles (or 17,211km).

*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 Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme on your Melbourne to Dublin flight

Break up your long flight from Melbourne to Dublin with our Abu Dhabi Stopover Programme. You’ll turn one journey into two holidays when you stop in the heart of the UAE. We’ll give you up to two nights for free at a top hotel, so you can explore a new culture before you reach Ireland.

• How to book a stopover: The Abu Dhabi Stopover option usually appears when you book your flight with a connection through our home city. You can choose your hotel, pick your dates, and decide exactly how many nights you want to stay. We’ll send a voucher straight to your inbox as soon as you’ve finished your booking.
• Get your Stopover Pass: Explore the capital for less with our Stopover Pass. We’ll hand you a local SIM card with 10GB of data, 15% off theme parks, and discounts on tours. You can also use the city shuttle service.

Which activities shouldn’t be missed in Dublin?

When you book flights to Dublin, you’re stepping into a world of historic sites, hidden corners, and peaceful escapes. Here are some of the things to do in the city:

• Visit the Guinness Storehouse: See the home of Ireland’s most famous drink in the heart of Dublin. Pour your own perfect pint and watch the craft behind every glass. You'll also see beautiful views of Dublin's skyline here.
• See the Book of Kells at Trinity College: View the shimmering, 9th-century pages of Ireland’s most famous manuscript. Wander through the massive Long Room library, where you can browse thousands of ancient books.
• Stroll through St Stephen’s Green: Unwind in the lush, manicured gardens of this park. Walk along the winding pathways, see the statues of local legends, and find a quiet pocket of nature in the heart of Dublin.
• Stop by Saint Patrick’s Cathedral: See the soaring arches and grand architecture of Ireland’s largest cathedral. It’s a quiet break from the busy streets of Dublin.

Visa, currency, language, and weather information

• Visa guidelines: Australian passport holders can enter Ireland without a visa for stays of up to 90 days.
• Currency: Ireland uses the Euro (EUR) as its official currency. Cash is available from ATMs and exchange offices throughout Dublin but most shops and restaurants also accept cards.
• Language: Most people speak English in the capital, so you’ll find it simple to communicate. Irish Gaelic is the first official language and also appears on street signs, bus notices, and cultural festivals.
• Weather information: Dublin has four distinct seasons. Mild temperatures and light rain define the summer from June to August. Autumn follows from September to November, bringing grey skies, rain, and dropping temperatures to the capital. The winter months of December, January, and February stay cold and wet with strong winds. Spring arrives in March and lasts until May, as the air turns crisp and the days get warmer.

How do you save money for Melbourne to Dublin flights?

These simple tips can help you maximise your travel budget when you’re flying from Australia.

• Book directly with us: Skip the hidden fees and extra costs. Book flight tickets directly on etihad.com to get the best rates for your trip to Dublin. You might find exclusive price drops and benefits on our website too.
• Secure travel insurance: Protect your trip to Dublin with a policy that handles the unexpected. It’s a lifesaver if you need medical care, and it blocks huge, surprise costs from hitting your budget.
• Utilise discounts: Grab special rates on tours and hotels to slash spending in Dublin. This simple step keeps costs low and stretches the budget for a better trip.

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

If you're flying from Melbourne to Dublin, this guide details the airports in both cities so you can navigate your transit with ease:

• Origin airport: We fly from Melbourne through Melbourne Airport, a global leader in travel. Having held the title of Best Airport in Australia and the Pacific for three consecutive years at the Skytrax World Airport Awards, it remains the only Australian hub in the world’s top 20 and has secured the regional title five times over the last six years. Recent upgrades to the terminals, better dining choices, and faster security checks keep the journey efficient for every guest. Located at Melbourne Airport VIC 3045, Australia, the IATA airport code of Melbourne Airport is MEL.
• Destination airport: Ireland’s busiest international gateway welcomes more than 34 million guests every year. This massive hub serves as the main arrival point and links the capital to over 190 global destinations. Two terminals house the biggest car park in Ireland, helpful facilities, and clear layouts to keep every guest’s arrival simple. Dublin Airport, located in Swords, Co Dublin, K67 X4X5. The IATA code of Dublin Airport is DUB.