Fly to Dublin

On flights to Dublin from Sydney, you will be arriving in one of the liveliest and friendliest capital cities in Europe. It has a relaxed charm that endears it to everyone, whether you're looking for romance, history, a family-friendly holiday, or top hotels and restaurants.

Half of Dublin's population is under the age of 35 giving it a youthful feel, alongside its 2000-year-old history.

Dublin’s eastern suburbs reach to the Irish Sea while the centre of this fairly flat city is split by the River Liffey. Plan your itinerary well before taking flights to Dublin from Sydney, as there is wide range of things to do.












Temple Bar, south of the Liffey, is one of the city's busiest areas. Packed with cafés, pubs, galleries and restaurants, it is also close to attractions like Dublin Castle and Trinity College.

The National Museum and its offshoot at Collins Barracks have unrivalled collections of Irish treasures. Merrion Square dates back to 1762 and has fine Georgian buildings. The surrounding streets are home to highlights such as the National Gallery.

A visit to O'Connell Street, the city's main shopping street, is a must for those arriving on flights to Dublin from Sydney. It leads north from the River Liffey and contains the historic General Post Office.

Relax into the café and bar culture, and enjoy the people. See the museums and galleries. Revel in the fine food from pub grub to Michelin-starred restaurants.

The Cobblestone on King Street North is one of the most popular venues in Dublin for traditional music, away from the more touristy areas.

Flights to Dublin from Sydney
Etihad offers frequent flights to Dublin from Sydney. Book flights to Dublin from Sydney.

Fly from Sydney

Etihad offers frequent flights to Dublin from Sydney, the largest and most populous city in Australia and the state capital of New South Wales. Sprawling Sydney is sandwiched between the sea and the Blue Mountains. The highlights are in the east and around the harbour, which slices the city into northern and southern halves.

Circular Quay is on the harbour at the northern end of the Central Business District (CBD). It's the main ferry hub and home to the Opera House plus many restaurants, souvenir shops and street entertainers.

Sydney is arguably the world's most photogenic city. Sydney Harbour is lined with attractions, islands, beaches and National Parkland - as well as the famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge. But beyond the harbour happy snaps, there's a remarkable amount to keep visitors occupied.



Before you get on flights to Dublin from Sydney, be sure that you’ve soaked up all that Sydney has to offer.

Children and adults alike love the beaches and wildlife, as well as the outdoorsy lifestyle. The Greater Sydney area boasts over 100 beaches, from calm harbour strips to surf-pounded coastal icons.

Sydney is a laid-back city that can turn on the sophistication when required with stylish bars and restaurants. At the same time, many of the highlights – such as coastal walks or splashing in the surf – are free.

Sydney is also party city. Before taking flights to Dublin from Sydney, revellers may want to dance all night in Kings Cross, or go for an arty vibe in the Inner West or drink cocktails by the harbour. Mardi Gras and the New Year's Eve fireworks are the events that the world knows about, but there is always something going on. It's easy to be chilled out in Sydney, but almost impossible to be bored.

Dublin Airport

On flights to Dublin from Sydney, you will land at Dublin Airport, the busiest airport in the Republic of Ireland. In 2009, 20.5 million passengers passed through Dublin Airport. The airport is 10km north of Dublin City in Collinstown, in the Fingal part of County Dublin.

Dublin Airport has an extensive short and medium haul network, served by an array of carriers. On flights to Dublin from Sydney, you will be arriving at Terminal 2 of Dublin Airport, which was opened in November 2010. Etihad is the only carrier currently operating a full schedule from the terminal.

A dedicated Etihad Lounge in Terminal 2 opened on 21 December 2010 for Etihad Diamond First and Pearl Business Class passengers.

• Airport Code - DUB
• Airport Name – Dublin Airport
• City - Dublin
• Country - Ireland
• Country Abbrev - IE
• Time Zone – GMT +1
• Telephone +353 (0)1 814 1111

Sydney Airport

On flights to Dublin from Sydney Airport, you will take off from one of its three runways: colloquially known as the "East-West", "North-South" and "Third" runways.

Sydney Airport, also known as Kingsford Smith Airport, is the major airport serving Sydney, the busiest airport in Australia and one of the oldest continually operated airports in the world.

Sydney Airport handled 33.4 million passengers and 289,741 aircraft movements in 2009, making it the 28th busiest airport in the world.

Sydney Airport is located in the suburb of Mascot in Sydney, New South Wales, next to Botany Bay.

On flights to Dublin from Sydney Etihad Diamond First Class and Pearl Business Class guests can make full use of the Air New Zealand Lounge at Sydney Airport.

• Airport Code - SYD
• Airport Name - Kingsford Smith
• City - Sydney
• Country - Australia
• Country Abbrev - AU
• Time Zone - GMT +10
• Telephone +61 (2) 9667 9111