Direct flights from Hamburg to Dublin from €57 return with Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus direct return flights from Hamburg to Dublin are available from around €57–€61 return across September, October, November, December and January. This is a very strong city-break fare, especially because it is direct and includes a small personal item plus a 10 kg bag.
Lowest fare
€57November, December and January dates found from around €57 return.
Other dates
€61September and October dates found from around €61 return.
Baggage
10 kg10 kg bag plus small personal item included in the Saver fare.
Routing
DirectNon-stop Aer Lingus flights between Hamburg and Dublin.
Sample schedule: 04/11 – 11/11
Hamburg → Dublin
Depart Hamburg at 13:25 and arrive in Dublin at 14:30. Direct Aer Lingus flight with a journey time of around 2h05.
Dublin → Hamburg
Depart Dublin at 09:50 and arrive back in Hamburg at 12:45. Direct Aer Lingus flight with a journey time of around 1h55.
Winter dates
€57November, December and January dates are available from around €57 return, which is excellent for a direct Aer Lingus city break.
Autumn dates
€61September and October dates are also very attractive, especially when compared with Ryanair on the same dates.
Included bag
10 kgSaver fare includes a small personal item and a 10 kg bag, but the 10 kg bag may need to be checked in for free.
Aer Lingus Saver fare includes a small personal carry-on item plus a 10 kg bag. Based on the airline’s wording, the 10 kg bag can be checked in free of charge, or you may need to pay extra if you want to bring it onboard. This is likely used as a precaution to limit the number of larger cabin bags onboard when flights are full.
How to book this deal
Choose your dates
Click one of the Skyscanner date links above and compare the live fare.
Check the baggage wording
Make sure you understand whether the 10 kg bag is checked for free or allowed onboard for your fare.
Compare alternatives
This was already significantly cheaper than Ryanair on the same dates, but always compare before booking.
Prices and availability can change quickly. Fares found from around €57–€61 return with Aer Lingus between Hamburg and Dublin. Saver fare includes a small personal item plus a 10 kg bag; the 10 kg bag may need to be checked in free of charge unless you pay extra to bring it onboard. Always confirm the final fare, baggage allowance, seat selection, payment fees, flight times and entry requirements before booking.
A very strong Hamburg to Dublin deal — better than many low-cost alternatives
This is an excellent fare from Hamburg to Dublin, with direct Aer Lingus flights available from around €57 return on selected November, December and January dates, and around €61 return on selected September and October dates.
The deal is especially attractive because it is direct, the flight times are short, and the fare includes a small personal item plus a 10 kg bag. On the same dates, this was already significantly cheaper than Ryanair.
The only detail to understand is the baggage wording: the 10 kg bag may need to be checked in for free rather than taken onboard, unless you pay extra. That is still very fair at this price.
Direct Aer Lingus flights, very low return pricing, multiple date options, and a 10 kg bag included make this a standout Hamburg to Dublin city-break fare.
The fare includes a small personal item and a 10 kg bag. The 10 kg bag may need to be checked in free of charge instead of being carried onboard, unless you pay extra for onboard cabin bag access.
Best for: travellers in northern Germany looking for a cheap, direct Dublin city break with Aer Lingus.
Less ideal for: travellers who need a guaranteed onboard cabin trolley without paying extra.
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Dublin hotel idea: expect central hotels from around €130 per night
Dublin is not the cheapest city in Europe when it comes to accommodation, so it is important to factor hotels into the total trip cost. For a comfortable, well-rated 3-star or 4-star hotel in or near the city centre, expect prices to start from around €130 per night.
For the sample travel dates 04/11 – 11/11, our pick would be the 4-star citizenM Dublin St Patrick’s. It is very well rated, with a guest score of 8.9, and offers a modern stay in a convenient Dublin location.
With nightly rates showing from around €140 per night and free cancellation available until 2 days before arrival, this looks like a strong option for travellers who want a reliable, comfortable hotel without moving too far away from the main city areas.
Compare Dublin hotels for 04/11 – 11/11Hotel prices and availability can change quickly. Always confirm the final price, taxes, room type, location, cancellation policy, breakfast conditions, guest reviews and distance from the places you plan to visit before booking.
Complete Your Trip
Flights and accommodation are the big pieces — now make the journey smoother. Below are three useful extras for this trip: activities, mobile data and airport transfers.
Find tours, day trips, food experiences and activities to make this trip more memorable. A useful place to compare things to do before you travel.
Land with mobile data ready and avoid searching for SIM cards or relying on airport Wi-Fi. A simple option for staying connected while travelling.
A useful option for airport transfers, especially when arriving late, travelling with luggage, or landing somewhere unfamiliar for the first time.
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