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Republic Of Ireland Holidays

Find the cheapest holidays to Republic Of Ireland from UK airports. Updated daily.

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

10 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
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Glasgow -
£254pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

4 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
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Birmingham -
£255pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

26 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£275pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

11 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£276pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

11 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£285pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

11 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£286pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

6 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Manchester -
£289pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

11 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£289pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

7 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Newcastle -
£295pp
No local fees due

Republic Of Ireland, Dublin

4 Jan 2027 - 7 nights
Room Only
Birmingham -
£303pp
No local fees due

About Republic Of Ireland holidays

Holidays to the Republic of Ireland are ideal for travellers who want dramatic scenery, welcoming towns, lively culture and plenty of history without travelling far from the UK. The country is compact enough for a short break, but varied enough for longer touring holidays, with green countryside, rugged Atlantic coastline, characterful cities and traditional villages all within reach.

Dublin is the main city break choice, known for Georgian streets, historic sights, museums, pubs, live music and easy access to the coast at places such as Howth and Dún Laoghaire. In the south west, County Kerry and County Cork offer some of Ireland’s best-loved touring routes, including the Ring of Kerry, Killarney National Park, the Dingle Peninsula and colourful harbour towns. The west coast is home to Galway, Connemara, the Aran Islands and the Cliffs of Moher, with wild landscapes, Irish-speaking communities and a strong traditional music scene. Further north within the Republic, Donegal is known for remote beaches, sea cliffs and mountain scenery, while Ireland’s Ancient East includes historic sites, castles, gardens and towns across counties such as Kilkenny, Wicklow and Meath.

Irish culture is a major part of the appeal. Visitors can expect traditional music sessions, storytelling heritage, literary connections, warm hospitality and a relaxed pace in many rural areas. Food and drink are also a highlight, from soda bread, seafood chowder and farmhouse cheeses to fresh Atlantic seafood, local beef and well-known Irish stout and whiskey. Farmers’ markets, gastropubs and small restaurants are common in many towns and cities.

The Republic of Ireland suits self-drive touring, city breaks, walking holidays, romantic escapes and relaxed countryside stays. Beaches are genuinely part of the experience along the west, south and north-west coasts, though the weather is often better suited to scenic walks, surfing or wildlife spotting than guaranteed sunbathing. With short flights and ferry routes from the UK, it is a practical choice for weekends as well as longer holidays exploring different regions at an unhurried pace.

Republic Of Ireland Holidays FAQs

British citizens do not usually need a passport to enter the Republic of Ireland from the UK under the Common Travel Area, but airlines and ferry companies set their own ID rules. Many travellers use a valid passport or other accepted photographic ID, so it is important to check with your carrier before travelling.

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