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Cheap Flights to Cork
When is the best time to fly to Cork?
Choose a month below to see average flight price and weather conditions.
Peak season:
The summer months of July and August are generally the busiest and most expensive, so make sure you secure your flight tickets early to find cheap flights to Cork. The weather is a lot nicer but it can be crowded due to the school holidays. St Patrick’s Day on March 17th is an incredibly popular day in Ireland and you’ll find it almost impossible to find cheap flights to Cork for the days that surround it. Spring (April to early June), and autumn (September to early November) are more pleasant times to book your flights to Cork as there are fewer tourists swamping the city. The price of flight tickets is also more reasonable.
Off season:
The winter months of December to February are the coldest and quietest months of the year. You’ll easily find the cheapest flights to Cork around the winter, although you’ll have to tolerate the bad weather. Although spring and autumn are also peak seasons to visit, they are also prone to rainfall, so be sure to pack some waterproof clothing too.
What time of day is cheapest to fly?
At the moment, there are flights only in the morning for your Cork trip.
How long is the flight to Cork?
Flights from London to Cork: 1 hours 25 minutes.
Flights from Manchester to Cork: 1 hours 30 minutes.
Flights from Birmingham to Cork: 1 hours 35 minutes.
Flights from Glasgow to Cork: 1 hours 40 minutes.
Which airlines operate flights to Cork?
Aer Lingus, Ryanair and British Airways are the three primary airlines that provide cheap flights to Cork. If you plan ahead, you can find flight tickets are as little as £30 per person return. Trying to find which airline is best for you comes down to either your budget or your preference. If comfort is important, then go for British Airways. They have higher quality seats and provide complimentary snacks and drinks throughout their flights to Cork, although the short flight time does slightly hinder your ability to take full advantage of this. If you’re on a tight budget, then Ryanair are definitely worth looking into, as they’ll normally provide the cheapest flights to Cork. They do however charge a lot for checked-in baggage, so weigh up the pros against the cons before you book your flight tickets.
How to get from the airport to the city centre?
Cork airport is only 8km away from the city centre making it relatively easy to find your way there for a cheap price. The most convenient method of transport is to jump in a taxi from outside of the airport. They’re very frequent and for the most part aren’t too expensive, averaging between 10-15 euros per trip. The only other option you have besides renting a car is to jump on a bus. The buses are cheap although they aren’t overly regular on weekends. They take around 30 minutes to complete the journey and the most you’ll normally have to wait for one is an hour. Lastly, you can rent a car from the airport. This is something you can also arrange after you’ve booked your cheap flights to Cork, and it can be useful if you intend to explore Ireland a bit more.
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