Birmingham → Dublin
Dublin works as a same-day trip and a zero-leave weekend from Birmingham: the pairings below are recomputed weekly from published airline schedules, and prices are live quotes valid for about an hour — tap any date for a fresh one, and the final fare is always confirmed at checkout before you pay.
Extreme day trips
Out at dawn, home the same night.
Day trip · 8h 40m on the ground
Zero-leave weekends
Leave after work Friday, back before Monday.
Weekend · 58h 20m on the ground · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 58h 20m on the ground · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 57h 20m on the ground · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 57h 20m on the ground · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 45h 50m on the ground
Weekend · 45h 10m on the ground · Sat-morning start · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 45h 10m on the ground · Sat-morning start · Mon red-eye return
Weekend · 44h 50m on the ground
Weekend · 44h 50m on the ground
Weekend · 43h 50m on the ground
Weekend · 41h 45m on the ground
Weekend · 40h 45m on the ground
Weekend · 37h 10m on the ground
Weekend · 36h 10m on the ground
Why Dublin?
Dublin does a lot in a day: Trinity College and the Book of Kells, the Georgian squares, a Guinness at the Storehouse or a proper session pub in the evening. The compact centre means no transport needed once you're in.
To and from Dublin
There's no rail link, so it's coaches all the way — frequent and quick outside rush hour, but pad your return to the airport at peak times.
- Dublin Express / Aircoach → O'Connell Street & city centre — runs through the night~30 min · €8–10
- Taxi → City centre~25 min · €30–35