Weather Upgrade · right now
+11°C
Dublin 11° CloudLisbon 22° Cloud
Jumper off, sunglasses on.
Worth the bother?
6/10 Could be tempted.
“9°C better is a decent bump, not a life-changer. Fine if the fare is right.”
- 9°C warmer than Ireland’s usual 14°C
- 7 rainy days a month, against Ireland’s 12
- 7 hours of sun a day, against 3
- Short hop: 2h 40m direct
How we work this out
Worth the bother is worked out from the same facts every time: how much warmer, drier and sunnier it usually is there than in Ireland that month, how long the flight is, how good the place is, whether something’s on and, when we have enough fares for the route, whether the month is unusually dear or cheap. We use the usual weather for the month so one freak day can’t swing it. When you tell us what you’re after (snow, Christmas markets, walking and so on), the weather part asks how well the usual weather fits that, not just how warm it is. Nobody can pay to change a score, and plenty of places score low on purpose.
“A Saturday flight means a full week away with no faffing.”
Dublin to Lisbon, in short
Ryanair, Aer Lingus and TAP Air Portugal flies 6 times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, leaving around 12:10. The flight takes about 2h 40m. Returns start around €67 in November and climb to about €196 in March. Saturday flights make a Saturday-to-Saturday week the easy option.
Dublin → Lisbon fares
Cheapest month to fly from Dublin
November is the cheapest month in our recent searches, with returns from about €67. Each bar is the lowest direct return fare found for that month; prices change daily, so check live before you book.
Cheapest month Dearest month · Fares from searches by travellers, updated 26 Oct.
Timetable
When the flights go
Ryanair, Aer Lingus and TAP Air Portugal, flying on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Fares found for October to December, March and May.
Departure times are local and change with the season. Flights home usually leave around 22:00.
Flying from Dublin
The honest airport tips
- Ryanair mostly flies from Terminal 1 and Aer Lingus mostly from Terminal 2. Check your booking before you're standing in the wrong one with the good coat on.
- Security opens at 02:30 in Terminal 1 and 03:30 in Terminal 2. Allow 2 hours for short-haul, and skip the "I'll just nip to the shop".
- Liquids and laptops can stay in your bag at security. Yes, really. Mammy still packs the clear bag, just in case.
- Book parking online before you go; it's cheaper than paying at the barrier. A few euro saved is a coffee earned.
The place
Lisbon, the honest verdict“Gorgeous, cheap-ish and built entirely on hills. Bring the good runners.”Scores, where to stay and what nobody tells you about LisbonWhere to stay in Lisbon
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The trip
Dublin to Lisbon in numbers
Good for a long weekend
Christmas and St Stephen’s Day 2026: take Mon 28 to Thu 31 Dec off (4 leave days), 10 days offThere are Friday flights to start it. Seven ideasDublin to Lisbon
Questions people ask
How long is the flight from Dublin to Lisbon?
About 2h 40m direct, with Ryanair, Aer Lingus and TAP Air Portugal.
Which days are there flights from Dublin to Lisbon?
Recently, flights have gone on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Schedules change with the seasons, so check the live search for your dates.
What is the cheapest month to fly Dublin to Lisbon?
November, with returns from about €67 in our recent searches. The dearest month was March, at about €196.
Is there a time difference between Ireland and Lisbon?
No. It’s on the same time as Ireland, so no fiddling with your watch.