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- Aer Lingus has roundtrip flight deals from New York (JFK) and Boston to Dublin for travel between March and May.
- The airline also has separate deals for Europe-based travelers trying to go to the U.S., with one-way flights starting at $216.
- Passengers can often easily connect in Dublin to the rest of Europe, as Aer Lingus has an extensive network throughout the continent.
With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, one airline is giving travelers the opportunity to experience the luck of the Irish.
Aer Lingus, the flagship airline of Ireland, recently announced its latest deals, which include roundtrip flights between the United States and Ireland for as low as $379.
From Boston, passengers can book flights to to Dublin, Ireland (DUB) between March 4, 2025, and May 16, 2025 for as low as $379.49 roundtrip in economy. The airline has also discounted flights from New York, NY (JFK) to Dublin, for as low as $389.49 roundtrip between May 6, 2025, and May 15, 2025. The airline has other flight discounts from Chicago with flights starting at $549, Cleveland (CLE) from $528, and Los Angeles (LAX) from $540.
For travelers in Europe looking to visit the United States, Aer Lingus is also offering deals for travel between March 16, 2025 and June 19, 2025, with flights as low as €206 (approximately $216) from Dublin to Boston, Cleveland, New York, and more.
The airline also operates an expansive route network throughout Europe, including Amsterdam, London, Paris, and Rome. Travelers can often find discounted flights for spring break or summer vacation travel to European destinations on Aer Lingus with connections in Dublin. For example, travelers can fly from Cleveland to Amsterdam for only $402 for travel within April 2025.
The discounts are listed in the Latest Offers section of Aer Lingus’ website, and show a variety of deals. The airline also has an interactive route map which can provide a visual representation of the deals from a traveler’s home airport.
Aer Lingus operates flights from the Dublin Airport, which has a rare, time-saving security protocol, known as pre-clearance facility. This means that United States-bound passengers clear the customs and immigrations in Dublin, Ireland, versus when they land back in the country. By clearing customs, they land in the U.S. as a domestic-flight passenger.
“With Dublin’s geographic position as the gateway to Europe, pre-clearance facilities at the airport and the strong, long established Irish American ties, Aer Lingus is ideally placed to connect people and places across the Atlantic,” Aer Lingus’ CEO Lynne Embleton previously shared in a statement to T+L.
The airline has been expanding throughout the United States with new routes from Denver and Minneapolis-St. Paul to Ireland.
