Find cheap flights from Stewart Intl. to Ireland from €236

No, U.S. citizens are not required to obtain a tourist visa prior to their trip to Ireland. Nonetheless, make sure your passport is valid and doesn’t expire during the time of your visit. It should also have a few empty pages for stamps.

If you’re departing from New York Stewart International Airport (SWF), you won’t find any non-stop routes to Ireland. However, if you choose to depart from the main hub in New York, John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), there are direct routes to Dublin Airport (DUB) operated by Aer Lingus and Delta Airlines.

These sea cliffs are a beautiful sight located on the west coast of Ireland. The closest airport to fly into is Shannon Airport (SNN), Ireland’s second-largest airport. There are flights from John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and the drive from Shannon to the cliffs is just about an hour long.

There are various ways to get to downtown Dublin from the Dublin Airport. The cheapest way is most likely by bus. There are both private coaches and public buses that take passengers downtown in a bit over half an hour. Both the 782 and 700 bus routes, for instance, go directly into the city center from the airport terminal. You can expect to pay about €10 ($11). If you wish to take a taxi, it’s faster but can cost around €26 ($30).

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