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Irland: per Flugzeug, Auto oder Fähre

A completely different holiday: cliffs, green countryside and towns full of music. Cheap direct flights serve Dublin and Cork, and a rental car unlocks the cliffs and the countryside.

Was kostet eine Reise nach Irland dieses Jahr?

Der Rechner vergleicht Flüge von mehreren Flughäfen, Autofahrten mit echten Fährpreisen und zeigt das Wetter für jedes Datum.

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Das begegnet dir überall

Pubs and the pint of Guinness

The country holds about seven thousand pubs, and Guinness has brewed at Dublin's St James's Gate since 1759, when Arthur Guinness signed a 9,000 year lease. The modern ritual is splitting the G: that first sip landing the foam line right through the G on the glass.

The trad session

Musicians with fiddle, flute and bodhrán drum simply sit down at a pub table and play. There is no ticket, you pay by drinking; in Dublin skip Temple Bar for the more genuine Cobblestone in Smithfield.

Forty shades of green

The Emerald Isle stays green year round thanks to ocean climate and rain. Johnny Cash fixed the phrase in a song he wrote after visiting.

Sheep on the roads

Ireland keeps roughly as many sheep as people, about five million. In the west they graze unfenced hillsides and routinely stand in the road; a real reason to slow down on the narrow lanes.

Irish on the signs

Irish is the first official language and every signpost is bilingual, Irish in italics on top. In the western Gaeltacht areas names appear in Irish only; Dingle reads An Daingean.

Celtic crosses and monasteries

Early medieval monastic settlements like Glendalough and Clonmacnoise, with round towers and tall carved high crosses. The cross and circle combined is now the symbol of the whole country.

Hurling and the GAA

The country's biggest sporting body is strictly amateur: the players filling Dublin's 82,000 seat Croke Park draw no salary. Hurling, its roots over 3,000 years deep, ranks as the fastest field sport on earth.

Four seasons in one day

Sun, shower, wind and rainbow inside one afternoon; it rains 150 to 225 days a year. But never to extremes: summers run 15 to 20 °C and winters rarely dip below zero.

Preise vor Ort

Espresso an der Bar~4
Hauptgericht im einfachen Lokal~17
Bier (0,5 l) im Lokal~6,5
Kugel Eis~3
eine Stunde Parken~4
Liter Benzin~1,75

Richtpreise einer typischen Urlaubsgegend in der Hauptsaison (Stand 2026-07). Unterkunft und Mietwagen werden automatisch erhoben, der Warenkorb ist eine kuratierte Schätzung.

Wann hinfahren

Ireland's steadiest weather runs May to September, though a rain layer always belongs in the bag. Daily highs around 18 to 20 °C are ideal for cliffs, hikes and towns. The sea stays cold all year.

MonatTageshöchstMeerRegentage
Mai15 °C14 °C~11
Juni18 °C16 °C~13
Juli19 °C17 °C~13
August19 °C17 °C~14
September18 °C16 °C~12

Durchschnittswerte der letzten 8 Jahre (Open-Meteo). Der Rechner zeigt deine genaue Woche detaillierter.

Wie warm ist es gerade in Europa

Das Schwesterprojekt Horko misst aktuelle Temperaturen in ganz Europa. Praktisch, wenn du zwischen mehreren Zielen wählst und wissen willst, wo es heute am wärmsten ist.

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The full Irish

Eggs, bacon, sausages, beans and crucially black and white pudding. 12 to 16 € at a Dublin café.

Seafood chowder with soda bread

A creamy fish and shellfish soup with dark soda bread and butter, the staple of coastal pubs in Howth and Galway. 9 to 13 €.

Irish stew

Lamb stewed with potato and carrot, the national dish; pubs often run a beef and Guinness version. 16 to 20 €.

Fish and chips

Battered cod; Dublin institution Leo Burdock has fried since 1913. 10 to 14 € at a chipper, more in a pub.

The pint of Guinness

About 6.50 to 7 € in a Dublin pub, easily over 10 € in Temple Bar. Let it settle twice and don't rush it.

Whiskey and Tayto

The Jameson distillery tour with tasting starts at 26 €. And a crisp curiosity: Tayto Cheese and Onion, the world's first flavoured crisps, invented in Dublin in 1954.

Rückflüge ab München oder Wien oder Berlin

Preise werden gesucht…

Günstigste gefundene Preise pro Person (Aviasales, letzte ~48 h). Klick auf einen Monat öffnet den Rechner mit diesem Zeitraum.

Drei Ausflüge, die sich lohnen

The Cliffs of Moher

Eight kilometres of cliffs up to 214 m above the Atlantic, the country's most visited natural sight. From Dublin it's 3.5 hours by car or a 45 to 65 € full day coach trip; online tickets from 8 € (12 € at peak times), kids free.

Howth

A fishing peninsula on Dublin's edge: a free cliff loop walk, a lighthouse, harbour seals and seafood stalls. The DART train gets there in 25 minutes, under 2 € a ride with a Leap card.

Wicklow and Glendalough

~60 Min. mit dem Auto

The Garden of Ireland an hour south of Dublin: moorland around Sally Gap and the Glendalough monastic valley, founded in the 6th century, with its thousand year old round tower. The site is free, only parking costs 4 to 5 €; without a car an organised tour runs 30 to 45 €.

Strände und Meer

The sea holds just 15 to 16 °C even in August, yet Ireland swims: at the rocky Forty Foot bathing spot near Dublin people have dipped continuously for some 250 years, and Joyce's Ulysses opens there. The sandy beaches deserve a stop: Portmarnock and Brittas Bay near Dublin, Inch Beach in the west and Keem Bay on Achill Island, regularly ranked among Europe's finest. The west coast is respected surf country, with wetsuits and boards for hire at Lahinch and Bundoran. Every beach is free and sunbed less; instead of lying down, you walk the cliffs.

Wie hinkommen

Cheap direct routes serve Dublin and Cork. A rental car unlocks the cliffs and countryside, just mind the left side driving and narrow rural roads. Intercity buses cover towns but not the Ring of Kerry.

Flughäfen

  • DUB · Dublin Airport (Dublin)
  • ORK · Cork Airport (Cork)

Autofähren

Bei der Anreise mit dem Auto ist hier keine Fähre nötig.

Entfernung

1.465 km Luftlinie von Prag. Der Rechner berechnet die echte Route, Maut und Sprit.

Tipp

Weather is a lottery even in summer, which is exactly why flights and stays cost less than the south. Pack layers.

Gut zu wissen

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Wann ist das Meer am wärmsten?

Das Meer ist typischerweise im August am wärmsten, bei etwa 17 °C. Die Lufttemperatur liegt tagsüber im Schnitt bei 19 °C.

Was ist hier typisch?

Zum Lokalkolorit gehören Pubs and the pint of Guinness, The trad session, Forty shades of green, Sheep on the roads, Irish on the signs, Celtic crosses and monasteries, Hurling and the GAA, Four seasons in one day.

Was kosten Essen und Trinken vor Ort?

Als Richtwert: Espresso an der Bar ~4 €, Hauptgericht im einfachen Lokal ~17 €, Bier (0,5 l) im Lokal ~6,5 €, Kugel Eis ~3 €, eine Stunde Parken ~4 €, Liter Benzin ~1,75 €. Hauptsaison-Preise, Stand 2026-07.

Welche Flughäfen bedienen das Ziel?

Nächstgelegene Flughäfen: Dublin Airport (Dublin) (DUB), Cork Airport (Cork) (ORK). Der Rechner vergleicht Preise zu allen gleichzeitig, ab Prag wie ab Wien.

Auto oder Flugzeug, was lohnt sich?

Flying only. Fares stay cheap even in summer, it is the stays and the rental that cost. The calculator watches Prague and Vienna fares together, the differences show up here too.

Was kostet eine Reise nach Irland dieses Jahr?

Der Rechner vergleicht Flüge von mehreren Flughäfen, Autofahrten mit echten Fährpreisen und zeigt das Wetter für jedes Datum.

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