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I was able to find a round-trip ticket to Dublin for only $400 — and I\u2019ve had friends find even cheaper ones. One of the best resources for finding a cheap flight is just comparing dates and flight prices using Google Flights. They\u2019ll give you a rundown of every airline leaving from your local airport to Dubin and show you the most affordable options.<\/p>\n
However, definitely look into WOW, a new Icelandic airline that has been popping up in airports in places like Pittsburgh, New York and Cleveland, and offers incredibly cheap flights to Europe and Asia.<\/p>\n
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Affordable housing <\/b><\/h2>\n
When traveling anywhere, it\u2019s a good idea to compare housing options by looking into Airbnb, hotels and hostels, and finding the cheapest price. Most often, booking an Airbnb or hostel will be the most affordable option. When traveling to Ireland, I would suggest booking either of those in Dublin, so you can have an idea of what the main city is like and travel outside to the country via bus or car.<\/p>\n
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Budget eats <\/b><\/h2>\n
Ireland might not be known for its food as much as Italy or Spain, but it has plenty of amazing eats to offer. One of my favorite things about Ireland is the option to go to a pub carvery, which is a fresh sliced-to-order meal that typically includes beef or a roast, sausages, potatoes, stew, assorted vegetables, etc.<\/p>\n
Carveries are usually located in the back of the pub, and you can just walk up to the line, pick out the fresh food you want, and take it back to your table to wash down with a pint!<\/p>\n