Dublin to Newcastle flights

Direct Dublin to Newcastle flights take approximately 1 hour. Aer Lingus and Ryanair operate the route year-round.

Tickets start from £10, with the most frequent searches occurring in May, December and April.

Dublin Airport (DUB) is 10 km from the city centre. Passengers can reach the airport using several transport options:

• Dublin Bus: route 16 from Ballinteer and route 41 from Lower Abbey Street
• Dublin Express: routes 782 and 784
• Taxis: licensed cabs from the city centre

At Newcastle International Airport (NCL), the fastest way to the city is the Tyne and Wear Metro. The station is linked to arrivals by a walkway. Trains leave every 15 minutes, reaching Newcastle Central Station or Monument in 25 minutes. The airport sits in Zone C of the Metro fare system.

Buses run to the centre every 30 minutes, while apps and taxi ranks offer direct transfers.

Entry requirements for Newcastle

Ireland and the UK share the Common Travel Area. Irish and British citizens don't strictly need a passport, but Ryanair and Aer Lingus require one or a government photo ID.

Non-EEA citizens should check if they need a UK Standard Visitor Visa. Keep documents valid for your stay in Newcastle.

Newcastle is compact. Explore the historic Quayside by the River Tyne to see the Millennium Bridge. The city centre features Collingwood Street, for nightlife and the Stowell Street district in Chinatown for dining. For shopping and entertainment, visit The Gate or browse the shops on Grey Street.