Travelling from Mumbai (BOM) to Dublin (DUB): what you need to know
Dublin's timezone is UTC+0, making Dublin five hours 30 minutes behind Mumbai.
Your BOM to DUB flight won't wait if you're late, so get to the airport on time. Arrive up to one hour in advance for domestic flights and two hours ahead when you're travelling internationally.
During popular months like February, it's a good idea to get to the airport even earlier. Plan to arrive two hours before a domestic departure and four hours ahead of an international flight when you fly during a peak period in general.
Think about adding a stopover when booking your ticket from Mumbai to Dublin. Simply deselect 'Direct flights only' to break up your trip, or visit a new city along the way. Here's where you can stop between BOM and DUB:
London Heathrow
Dubai
Amsterdam Schiphol
How to find the cheapest flights from Mumbai (BOM) to Dublin (DUB)
The lowest price we've found for a one-way Mumbai to Dublin flight is ₹ 23,187. A return ticket is currently ₹ 33,389. Depending on the availability and when you book, these fares could change.
Don't wait until the last moment. You're more likely to find cheap tickets from BOM to DUB if you book ahead. Airlines often offer some excellent early bird rates.
The 'Whole month' search function shows you the cheapest flights from Mumbai to Dublin across every month. It's a great way to snap up a bargain if your trip dates aren't set in stone.
Getting your hands on cheap flights from BOM to DUB couldn't be easier with Price Alerts. All you need to do is set up one of these automatic alerts and we'll let you know as soon as a lower fare pops up.
Pick your preferred departure and arrival times, airlines and number of stops with the filters. Or sort your results by 'Cheapest' to find the best deals on flights from Mumbai to Dublin.
Handy information about Mumbai (BOM)
56% of flights departing from Mumbai reach their destination on time.
To get to Mumbai from central Mumbai, it takes about 45 minutes if you're travelling by car. Of course, this depends on traffic. It's approximately 24 kilometres from the airport to the city centre.
The trip when using public transport takes roughly 1 hour.
Get your holiday off to a relaxed start by staying near BOM. Whether you're taking an early flight from Mumbai to Dublin or just don't want to be rushed, these stays are the answer:
What is the baggage allowance on flights from Mumbai Airport (BOM) to Dublin Airport (DUB)?
Most flights from BOM to DUB include a carry-on bag with standard fares, though baggage allowances vary by airline and ticket type. Here is what you can expect with the main airlines operating this route:
British Airways
Carry-on allowance: 23kg cabin bag (56x45x25cm) plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Open 3 hours before departure
Emirates
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Open 3 hours before departure
Etihad Airways
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Open 3 hours before departure
You can access essential facilities including free Wi-Fi, baby care rooms, and prayer rooms at Mumbai Airport (BOM). The airport also offers self-baggage drop counters, currency exchange services, and a wide selection of shops and restaurants for your convenience. Medical services, ATMs, and baggage storage facilities are available throughout Mumbai Airport (BOM) to assist with your travel needs.
Arriving at Dublin (DUB)
If you have a late Mumbai to Dublin flight, nothing beats the convenience of being close to the terminal. Grab your bags from the carousel and then be tucked up in bed soon after at one of these options near DUB:
Pick up a Dublin rental car and explore Dublin and beyond with your own set of wheels. Easirent, Budget and Carhire are popular outlets to choose from here.
To lock in the lowest price, reserve your ride from Dublin around two weeks before you travel.
Getting from Dublin (DUB) to central Dublin
From Dublin, Dublin is approximately 11 kilometres away. It takes around 25 minutes to reach the centre by car.
It takes around 30 minutes if you're travelling on public transport.
When to fly to Dublin (DUB)
It's time to plan your travel dates for your flight from Mumbai to Dublin. July is the most popular month to visit Dublin. If you'd like a more laid-back vibe, go in March.
Lock in your flight from Mumbai to Dublin for July if you'd like to visit Dublin during its warmest month. You can expect temperatures of between 10ºC and 19ºC.
Search for cheap tickets from BOM to DUB in January if you like travelling in cooler conditions. Temperatures are at their lowest then, ranging between 2ºC and 9ºC on average.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Dublin is famously changeable, with mild temperatures and frequent showers creating a cool, damp climate year-round. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Winter brings cool, crisp days perfect for exploring Dublin's cosy pubs and museums. Pack layers and a waterproof jacket – these cooler months are among the best times to explore Dublin without summer crowds.
March – May: Spring brings mild weather with regular rain showers, making this one of the best times to explore Dublin's outdoor attractions. Layer your clothing for changeable conditions.
June – September: Dublin's summer months offer mild, comfortable temperatures with frequent light showers that keep the city fresh and green. Layer your clothing and carry a light waterproof jacket for sudden changes. The gentle weather suits walking tours, outdoor markets, and exploring parks perfectly.
October – November: Autumn settles over Dublin with crisp air and frequent showers that make indoor attractions and cosy sightseeing perfect for exploring the city's character and charm.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Dublin combines historic Georgian architecture with modern culture, where traditional pubs sit alongside contemporary galleries and museums. The city draws visitors with its literary heritage, Guinness brewery tours, and lively music scene that spills onto cobblestone streets. Whether you're planning flights to Dublin for weekend breaks or longer stays, the compact city centre makes exploring on foot straightforward and rewarding.
Things to do in Dublin: Stroll through Phoenix Park, about 3 kilometres northwest of the centre, where you can spot wild deer and explore over 700 hectares of green space. Head to Howth Head, roughly 15 kilometres northeast, for coastal cliff walks with sea views and charming fishing village streets. Browse the weekend food stalls at Temple Bar Food Market, just 1 kilometre southeast in the old quarter, or take a leisurely walk along the Grand Canal, which runs about 2 kilometres south through the city.
Cultural experiences: Listen to traditional Irish music sessions at pubs in Temple Bar, about 1 kilometre south of the city centre, or admire manuscripts at Trinity College Library, roughly 1 kilometre southeast in the historic quarter. The National Gallery houses an impressive collection of Irish and European art around 2 kilometres south near St Stephen's Green, and you can catch performances at the Abbey Theatre, Ireland's national theatre located about 1 kilometre northeast of O'Connell Street.
Seasonal highlights: Join the St Patrick's Festival celebrations in March with parades and street performances throughout the city. Summer brings the Dublin Horse Show in August and outdoor concerts in Phoenix Park. The Temple Bar TradFest fills January with traditional music sessions across the city's pubs. Spring through early autumn offers the best time to visit Dublin when mild weather makes exploring the cobbled streets and riverside walks most enjoyable.
Explore more of Ireland
Cork is just one of the many cities in Ireland waiting to be discovered once you've taken in the sights of Dublin. Around 225 kilometres away to the south-west, check out popular attractions including Blarney Castle & Gardens, Blarney Castle House(Teach Caisleán na Blarnan) and Blarney Stone.
