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Mumbai to Dublin Emirates Airline
Lowest fare from Mumbai to Dublin on 20 Jun - AED
SAR 1,393
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Mumbai to Dublin , 20 Jun
IndiGo 6E | 17
07:15
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Mumbai, India
07 h 35 m
12:20
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Istanbul, Turkey
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IndiGo 6E | 4205 | Operated By Turkish Airlines
10:00
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Istanbul, Turkey
04 h 35 m
12:35
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T1
Dublin, Ireland
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Saver
Fare offered by airline.
SAR 1,393SAR 1,355
SAR 1,877
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Transit Visa may be required
Mumbai to Dublin , 20 Jun
IndiGo 6E | 17
07:15
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Mumbai, India
07 h 35 m
12:20
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Istanbul, Turkey
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IndiGo 6E | 4203 | Operated By Turkish Airlines
07:00
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Istanbul, Turkey
04 h 35 m
09:35
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T1
Dublin, Ireland
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Saver
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SAR 1,877SAR 1,826
SAR 2,310
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Mumbai to Dublin , 20 Jun
British Airways BA | 198
13:05
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Mumbai, India
09 h 45 m
18:20
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T5
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
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Aer Lingus EI | 151
07:40
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
01 h 20 m
09:00
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Dublin, Ireland
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Standard economy
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 307
SAR 439
SAR 2,310
Economy select
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 154
SAR 2,639
Economy select pro
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 2,968
Economy Standard
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 5,931
SAR 2,352
Transit Visa may be required
Mumbai to Dublin , 20 Jun
British Airways BA | 134
09:30
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Mumbai, India
09 h 55 m
14:55
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T5
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
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Aer Lingus EI | 151
07:40
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
01 h 20 m
09:00
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Dublin, Ireland
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Standard Economy
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 440
SAR 2,352
Economy Select
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 2,680
Economy Select Pro
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 3,017
Economy Fully Flex
Fare offered by airlines.
SAR 5,983
SAR 2,377
Transit Visa may be required
Mumbai to Dublin , 20 Jun
British Airways BA | 198
13:05
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Mumbai, India
09 h 45 m
18:20
Fri, 20 Jun 25
Terminal T5
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
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British Airways BA | 5951 | Operated By Aer Lingus
07:40
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
London - Heathrow Apt, United Kingdom
01 h 20 m
09:00
Sat, 21 Jun 25
Terminal T2
Dublin, Ireland
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Premium economy
Fare offered by airline.
SAR 439
SAR 439
SAR 2,377
About Mumbai (BOM)
The commercial and entertainment capital of India, Mumbai, a cosmopolitan metropolis, formerly known as Bombay, is the capital city of Maharashtra. It is one of the most populated city in India and the fourth most populous city in the world. It lies on the west coast of India and has a deep natural harbour. Seven islands constitute Mumbai and were home to communities of fishing colonies. The city is symbolized with the presence of Bollywood, the centre of Film and TV Industries which has its viewers all around the globe. It is also a place for India's largest slum population. The city has been considered as a true culture melting pot because of the immigrants from the rest of the India. The city is quite liberal in comparison with the rest of the country. It is the financial and commercial capital of the country and serves as an economic hub of India. Most of the large businesses have corporate offices in this city. Public transport in Mumbai includes suburban railways, BEST buses, yellow-black taxis, auto rickshaws and ferries. There are a lot of places to visit in Mumbai such as the famous Marine Drive and the area is a home to many big organisations. The famous Taj Mahal hotel is located opposite to the Gateway of India. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya formerly known as Prince of Wales Museum and National Gallery of Modern Art are some of the most famous museums and art galleries in India located in this cosmopolitan city. Girgaon Chowpathy in South Mumbai, Juhu beach in western suburbs, and Aksa beach in Malad are some of the most popular beaches in the world and people from different parts come to visit and enjoy in this place. Mumbai is a place for shoppers because of its wide street markets, the hustle of vendors and the madness of crowds. Chor Bazar, Fashion Street, Colaba Causeway, Zaveri Bazar are some of the very popular markets among shoppers. Haji Ali Dargah, Siddhivinayak temple, ISKCON temple are some of the religious places that are visited. The dining experience is more or less the same as anywhere else in the world. Since Mumbai is the most liberal city in the entire India, you will find pubs and restaurants at every corner of the city. You can easily visit this place by booking tickets of flight or of train through MakeMyTrip.com. The website offers you a host of facilities such as hotel deals, flight deals and holiday packages. The website also offers you the best of hotels to make your travel trouble-free.
Mumbai Address
Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, MumbaiTel: +91 22 26813000
About Dublin (DUB)
Situated at the mouth of the River Liffey, Dublin is the capital and the most populous city of Ireland. The word 'Dublin' means ‘town of the huddled ford’. Enveloped by a low mountain range to the south and bordered by the low farmland to the north and west, Dublin is a beautiful city which experiences a maritime climate with non extreme temperatures. Its mild winters and cool summers please everyone and act like an open invitation to tourists coming to visit the city from each corner of the world. The entire Dublin is dotted with beautiful landmarks and monuments with imposing structures. The oldest is Dublin Castle which was constructed shortly after Norman Invasion of Ireland in 1169. The newest structure is Spire of Dublin; this stainless steel conical spire is located on O'Connell Street. Other important and attractive landmarks are Ha'penny Bridge, Mansion House, Ann Livia Monument, Molly Malone Statue, Christ Church Cathedral, The Custom House, Poolbeg Towers and Aras an Uachtarain. Dublin is a nature's paradise; the city comprises several parks which are naturally irrigated by rivers. Few famous parks are Phonenix Park, Herbert Park and St Stephen's Green. For shopaholics it is important to know that Grafton Street and Henry Street are the main shopping streets in Dublin's city center. It's a world renowned truth that Ireland is home to art and music of which Dublin is the main source. Dublin owns the world famous literary history. You can find a lot of literary theaters, most famous among which are Gaiety, Abbey, Olympia, Gate and Grand Canal. Apart from this, Dublin has the most vibrant, youthful and unpretending nightlife. With gala of music and dance all around, the city grooves on its own beats. If you are one habitual tourist or a first time traveler, just log onto MakeMyTrip.com and have your trip to Ireland perfectly organized. With cheap flight tickets, affordable hotels and car rentals, MakeMyTrip offers wonderful and cheap rated Dublin tour packages.
Dublin Address
County Dublin, IrelandTel: (353)(01) 814 1111
About Emirates Airline
Based out of Dubai, Emirates is a subsidiary of The Emirates Group, which is wholly owned by the government of Dubai's Investment Corporation of Dubai. It is the largest airline in the Middle East, operating over 3,600 flights per week from its hub at Dubai International Airport, to more than 140 cities in 81 countries across six continents. From March 2016 to February 2017 Emirates had the longest non-stop commercial flight from Dubai to Auckland. The airlines’ goal has always been quality, not quantity. And in the years, it has evolved into a globally influential travel and tourism leader known the world over for its commitment to quality.