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Cheap flights from Dublin to Prague

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Flight deals from Dublin to Prague

Below you can see the best deals on flights Dublin — Prague for upcoming dates. Direct and connecting flights from various airlines — compare prices and choose the right ticket.

The lowest price for the next 2 months is on 7 September, from $80.

Top 10 cheap flights from Dublin to Prague

EI
$ 86

Dublin — Prague

07:2511:10
18 Aug 2026
2 h 45 m
Direct flight
D8
$ 90

Dublin — Copenhagen

20:3023:40
16 Aug 2026
2 h 10 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 97

Dublin — Prague

07:2511:10
19 Aug 2026
2 h 45 m
Direct flight
D8
$ 100

Dublin — Copenhagen

20:3023:40
16 Aug 2026
2 h 10 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 106

Dublin — Prague

07:2511:10
11 Aug 2026
2 h 45 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 106

Dublin — Prague

07:2511:10
12 Aug 2026
2 h 45 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 108

Dublin — London

07:3009:05
23 Aug 2026
1 h 35 m
Direct flight
D8
$ 109

Dublin — Copenhagen

20:3023:40
16 Aug 2026
2 h 10 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 109

Dublin — London

19:0020:20
22 Aug 2026
1 h 20 m
Direct flight
EI
$ 109

Dublin — London

17:0018:20
22 Aug 2026
1 h 20 m
Direct flight

Prices were found in the last 72 hours and may change — check the exact price when you continue.

About the Dublin — Prague flight

On this page, you can find and book flights from Dublin to Prague. The distance between the cities is 1,470 km, with about 6 flights per week, making it easy to choose a convenient departure date.

Airlines operating this route include Aer Lingus, American Airlines, and Ryanair. Ticket prices vary by season, so we recommend using the low-price calendar and the price trend chart. You can also find information on how to get to the airport in Ireland and how to get from the airport to the center of the Czech capital.

Flight ticket prices by day: Dublin — Prague

Below is a calendar of the lowest flight ticket prices for Dublin — Prague by day. Pick a convenient date and instantly see the fare. The cheapest flights on this route start from $69 in e, and the most expensive are around $154 in y. If your travel dates are flexible, the calendar will help you find the best price for your preferred period. To view round-trip fares, switch to the "Round trip" tab above the calendar, select your departure date — and the right-hand calendar will highlight the lowest prices for return flights on each day.

 
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Prices by month

Dublin → Prague, average one-way price

MonthAverage priceLevelMonthAverage priceLevelMonthAverage priceLevel
Jan$118lowMay$161mediumSep$172medium
Feb$118lowJun$182highOct$150medium
Mar$129mediumJul$204highNov$129low
Apr$140mediumAug$204highDec$161medium

Some values are estimated based on seasonality.

When to fly

The warmest month in Prague is August, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 25.2°C, while the coolest is January. The highest rainfall occurs in June and August (over 92 mm), whereas March and April are characterized by the driest weather.

Budget-wise, it is most beneficial to plan your trip for August and June, when ticket prices start $74. Prices peak in April and May, where the minimum threshold starts $111.

The best choice for a balance of price and weather is September: at this time, the price starts $75 with a comfortable temperature of around 20.1°C. It is recommended to avoid booking for April if your goal is to save as much as possible on your flight.

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How to get the best deal on a Dublin — Prague ticket

  • It is recommended to start searching for tickets 4–6 weeks before departure to secure seats at the lowest fares from low-cost carriers like Ryanair.
  • Use the low-price calendar on the page: sometimes flying a day earlier or later can save you $15.
  • Compare Aer Lingus offers with budget airlines — if you need to check baggage, the full-service carrier's price might turn out to be more favorable.
  • Check the price trend chart to identify seasonal price drops on the route and avoid overpaying during peak dates.

Airlines

There are 3 airlines operating regular flights on this route, with the main carriers being Aer Lingus and Ryanair. Most flights on this route are direct, ensuring minimum travel time. You can find detailed information about departure schedules, aircraft types, and connection options in the list below.

  • Aer LingusEI
    5x/week
    WebsiteFleet: 5710.7M pax/year
    • Direct flight DUB → PRG5x/week
      Duration
      2h 45m
      Days
      MTWTFSS
  • FRFR
    1x/week
    • Direct flight DUB → PRG1x/week
      Days
      MTWTFSS
    16.7%
  • American AirlinesAA
    1x/week
    WebsiteFleet: 965211M pax/year
    • Direct flight DUB → PRG1x/week
      Days
      MTWTFSS

Cities and airports on the Dublin — Prague route

Flights Dublin — Prague depart from Dublin Airport and arrive at Vaclav Havel Airport Prague. Below are pages for the cities, countries, and airports on the route: airlines, schedules, and travel guides.

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Arrival airports

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Frequently asked questions about the Dublin — Prague flight

How long is the flight from Dublin to Prague?

With a distance of 1,470 km, a direct flight usually takes about 2 hours and 10 minutes. Travel time may vary slightly depending on weather conditions and the chosen airline.

Which airlines fly from Dublin to Prague?

The main carriers on this route are Aer Lingus, Ryanair, and American Airlines.

Are there direct flights?

Yes, there are regular direct flights on this route, which is the most convenient and fastest way to reach the Czech Republic.

How much is the cheapest ticket?

Flight prices change constantly depending on demand and booking dates. You can find the current minimum for the coming months in the low-price calendar on this page.

Which airport does the flight arrive at?

Flights from Ireland arrive at Prague Václav Havel International Airport (PRG).

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