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Flights to Enfield

Enfield’s enviable central location, just 30 miles from Dublin Airport, makes it the ideal place to stay if you want to explore the many different facets of Ireland’s vibrant countryside, history and city life. In Enfield you will discover the excitement of Dublin city itself right on the doorstep, as well as a wealth of glorious landscapes, heritage and an abundance of outdoors activities.

Once your flight has landed regular bus services from Dublin Airport can bring you to Enfield in an hour and 15 minutes. If, however, you do choose a car rental service, you can cut that journey time to less than 40 minutes.

Facilities and Services at Dublin Airport

There are a wide variety of shops at various locations throughout Dublin Airport, both landside and airside. The range of shops and restaurants available includes food and grocery supplies, newspapers, magazines and books, as well as fast food, coffee shops, juice bars, not to mention a champagne restaurant, a Thai restaurant and much more.

And there’s even more available airside to those taking a flight – with the added incentive of 40% tax savings on many items such as wines, whiskies, cosmetics and fragrances.

What’s more, for those taking flights in the EU that want to take advantage of these great savings without having to carry their shopping with them when they travel, a Shop & Collect service is also available at the airport.

Flight Routes to and from Dublin

Dublin Airport is the busiest airport in Ireland, and in the top 10 busiest airports in Europe. An average day at Dublin sees 60,000 passengers taking flights, with that figure rising to 80,000 during the peak season.

There are nearly 60 airlines that use the airport, with up to 600 flights coming in and out every day, covering over 170 different routes to the UK, Europe, America and beyond.

With airlines including Aer Lingus, Etihad Airways, Continental (United), US Airways, American Airlines and Delta Airlines flying out of Dublin, and 35 million passengers each year taking their flights from this airport Dublin truly is the premier international gateway to Ireland.

When to Book a Flight to Enfield

There is never a bad time to visit Enfield. The beauty of the surrounding countryside, and the rich heritage you will discover there, are year-round features. Nonetheless, with such close proximity to Dublin, it’s well worth keeping an eye on the over-abundance of events and festivals in the calendar, as there’s sure to be something just for you.

If cinema is your thing, then the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival takes place in February, whilst lovers of literature will want to ensure they’re in town for the Dublin Writers Festival in June.

Music and arts lovers will want to be around at the end of August for the Electric Picnic Festival, whilst those of you that just fancy a right old knees up should ensure you’re in the city on the 17th of March for the annual St Patrick's Day Parade and Festival.