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Dublin
Need to plan a business trip in the Irish capital that is going through an economic boom? Or simply have a longing to combine culture with a festive getaway to the origins of St Patrick’s Day, surrounded by outstanding artistic and cultural heritage? What are you waiting for? Dublin is the ideal destination for all types of visits.
Flight from Lyon (LYS) to Dublin (DUB)
Book a flight to Dublin departing from Lyon
The Irish airline Aer Lingus operates five weekly connections to Dublin leaving from Lyon.
To make the right choice, take note of the dates, times and prices of all of these flights, as well as the current promotions, by visiting the website for the airline on or our Timetable.
Additional information
From Dublin International Airport (DUB), which is located 11 km from the city centre and can be easily reached by bus, it is possible to link up with the Republic of Ireland’s main airports, Cork, Galway and Kerry as well as those of Belfast, in Northern Ireland.
Useful information about Dublin
Weather
Essentials
Distance
1159 km
Flight duration
02:15
Local time
07:21
Jet lag
-1 h
Currency
Euro
Language
Irish, English
Localisation
- Aéroport de Dublin
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Latitude : 53.4264481
Longitude : -6.2499098
5 Reasons to go to Dublin
1. To Drink Like an Irishman
In Temple Bar and elsewhere, the pubs, symbolic of the festive atmosphere of the city, are like a second home for Dubliners. But why not enjoy the famous local beer at the very place it’s made, at the top of the Guinness Storehouse? Another place where you can visit the sources of the Dublin soul is the old Jameson Distillery, birthplace of Whiskey...
2. To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
On March 17, the Irish community all across the globe united to commemorate St. Patrick's Day. At the heart of a tradition respected for more than 1,000 years, Dublin dons its most beautiful festive clothes for the occasion, for four busy days, between parades, concerts and ... Guinness!
3. To Afford a Stay ... in Prison
Now a museum, Kilmainham Gaol Prison, known for its sad status as the world's toughest prison centre, is a landmark in Irish history. There, many political figures have paid with their lives for their commitment to Irish independence. It is an essential commemorative site.
4. For the Trinity College Library
A source of inspiration for filmmakers, Trinity College's impressive library is more than just a place dedicated to the memory of Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker and James Joyce. On its shelves rest some of the most precious books in the world, such as the Book of Kells, written by monks from the High Middle Ages.
5. To Explore a Land of Legends
It is no coincidence that the producers of the "Game of Thrones" series have set their sights on the Irish landscapes. Inhabited land, the island is the kingdom of elves and spirits, master figures of Celtic folklore and local traditions. It is a unique atmosphere, you can discover by taking a captivating road trip.
