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Thu, 09 Jan DUB - NCL

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Mon, 06 Jan NCL - DUB

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Sat, 04 Jan NCL - DUB

£168 £162

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£247 £243

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Route information

Currency exchange rates and cost of life

Train Local, one-way ticket

20% Trains are 20% more expensive in Newcastle than in Dublin.

Dublin £1.64

Newcastle £2

Meal Mid-priced restaurant

10% A meal in Newcastle is 10% cheaper than a meal in Dublin.

Dublin £16.45

Newcastle £15

Taxi Standard daytime start rate

10% A taxi fare in Newcastle is 10% cheaper than in Dublin.

Dublin £3.87

Newcastle £3.3

Coffee Regular cappuccino

5% Coffee is 5% more expensive in Newcastle than in Dublin.

Dublin £3.31

Newcastle £3.49

Distance: 219 miles

Dublin airports

Dublin (DUB) How far from city centre: 6 miles

Newcastle airports

Newcastle International (NCL) How far from city centre: 6 miles

Travelling to and from the airports

Flights from Dublin

Crammed with history and intriguing sights, Dublin is a cultural hotspot with a world-renowned nightlife to boot, making it an ideal place to spend a few days. Dublin's busy airport operates regular flights from Dublin to Newcastle and flights can leave from either of the two terminals. Both terminals can be accessed from the other by a footbridge.

Part of Terminal 1 dates back to 1940 and was designed by architect Desmond Fitzgerald. It was awarded many architectural accolades because of the curved shape of it building and tiered floors that are said to represent the undulating contours of a great ocean liner. Now a listed building, this terminal is still in operational use.

Travel to Dublin airport

Passengers taking flights from Dublin will depart from Dublin Airport, about six miles from the city centre, close to the M1 or M50 motorways. To get to the airport by bus you can take the 16 from Ballinteer, 41 from Lower Abbey Street or 102 from Sutton Station. There is also the Airlink 747 and 757 express bus services. Airlink 747 runs via the Convention Centre, Connolly Rail Station, Trinity College and Temple Bar as well as other city centre locations. Airlink 757 runs via Cardiff Lane, Merrion Square and Camden. From the city centre and south of Dublin, Aircoach connects with the airport, while the Airport Hopper runs a service from Tallaght and Maynooth.

Arriving in Newcastle

Whether you come for the party, to stroll around Newcastle United's legendary football ground or hit the shops, there's plenty to see and do in the famously friendly city of Newcastle. The city has a long industrial history, Grade 1 listed architecture, such as Castle Keep, which dates back to the 12th century, a lively student population and modern art scene. When the sun goes down, the illustrious Newcastle night scene begins to fizz and crackle, with some enticing restaurants, pumping pubs and glitzy cocktail bars. Children will love the Seven Stories, housed within a Victorian Mill, which pays homage to children's literature.

Travelling to the city centre

Flights to Newcastle arrive into Newcastle International Airport, which primarily serves England's North East. The airport is situated on the A696, which links to the A1 and A69 motorways. The airport has its own metro stop on the Tyne and Wear metro light rail system, which connects to Newcastle city centre via Haymarket, Monument and Central stations. At Newcastle Central Station you can connect to National Rail train services. It is possible to connect with Gateshead, Sunderland, North Tyneside and South Tyneside via the metro system. There are also bus services that run from Eldon Square (X77, X78, X79) or from Kingston Park (353).

FAQs about flights from Dublin to Newcastle

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Is it pricier to visit Newcastle compared to Dublin?

When looking at taxi fares, a ride in Newcastle averages 3.30 GBP, which is 15% less expensive than in Dublin, where the average fare is 3.87 GBP. This price difference reflects varying transportation costs in different regions, often influenced by factors such as local demand, fuel prices, and regulatory fees. Train tickets in Newcastle are 22% more expensive compared to Dublin. The price in Newcastle is 2.00 GBP, whereas in Dublin, it's 1.64 GBP.This price difference may make travel more expensive, particularly for frequent commuters or those mindful of their budget. Regarding the price of a meal, in Newcastle, it is 15.00 GBP. This is 9% lower than the meal price in Dublin, where it costs 16.45 GBP. For coffee lovers, the cost of a coffee in Newcastle is roughly 5% higher, averaging 3.49 GBP, compared to 3.31 GBP in Dublin.

When is the best time to book a flight ticket from Dublin to Newcastle?

The top months for booking flights from Dublin to Newcastle are June, September and August. Travelers often find the best deals and optimal flight options during these times, making them ideal for planning your trip.

What are the best months to book a flight from Dublin to Newcastle?

The best time to fly to Newcastle from Dublin really hinges on various personal preferences, particularly regarding budget considerations. In terms of popularity, October stands out as the top month for flights to Newcastle from Dublin, as indicated by our customer search data. Following closely are August and June. If your goal is to escape the hustle and bustle of peak season and find a more tranquil experience, consider traveling during May, July or February. These months are associated with significantly fewer searches, making them a great choice for those seeking a quieter getaway from Dublin to Newcastle.

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

The average flight time from Dublin to Newcastle is approximately 01:14 hours. This journey typically covers a distance of about 358 km. Please note that the flights along this route may include one or more layovers in different cities.

How does the weather in Newcastle differ from that in Dublin?

In the summer months, the average temperature in Dublin hovers around 23.67 degrees, accompanied by approximately 12.0 mm of precipitation. In contrast, temperatures in Newcastle can rise to 23.91 degrees during the hot season, along with an average rainfall of 6.0 mm. When winter arrives, the temperature in Newcastle tends to average around -3.52 degrees. In the meantime, temperatures in Dublin typically reach around -2.3 degrees. Furthermore, during this chilly season, Dublin may experience about 12.0 mm of precipitation, while Newcastle generally averages 6.0 mm.

What airports offer flights from Dublin to Newcastle?

Travelers flying from Dublin to Newcastle typically depart from Dublin (DUB) to Newcastle International (NCL). This popular route is served by several airlines, offering a range of options for passengers. The airlines operating flights on this route include: Aer Lingus, Ryanair and British Airways. Ryanair. British Airways.

What airlines offer flights from Dublin to Newcastle?

Here are the airlines that provide direct flights from Dublin to Newcastle: