Ireland Airports

Ireland’s major cities are spread throughout the island, so there are many Irish airports you can choose from when you fly into the country.

The following is a list of the larger Ireland airports. Many of them are served by regional low-cost airlines like Ryanair.

Cork Airport

Donegal International Airport

Dublin Airport

Galway Airport

Kerry International Airport

Ireland West Airport Knock

Shannon Airport

Sligo Regional Airport

Waterford Regional Airport

There are also airports in Northern Ireland, including Belfast City, Belfast International, Derry, and others.

Difference between Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland

Many people get confused about the difference between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

There are several important differences between the two. While both are located on the same island, the Republic of Ireland is located in the southern part, and, as the name implies, Northern Ireland is located in the northern part.

The Republic of Ireland is much larger than the smaller territory of Northern Ireland. Additionally, the republic is also its own country, whereas Northern Ireland is part of the UK, along with England, Scotland, and Wales.

The Republic of Ireland is a member of the European Union and has adopted the euro as its currency. As part of the UK, Northern Ireland is also a member of the European Union, but uses the British pound.

When traveling from the Republic of Ireland to Northern Ireland, make sure to bring your passport with you. It may not be checked, but it is still a good idea to have it.

Visiting Limerick, Ireland

Limerick, Ireland

Situated on the River Shannon in central Ireland, Limerick is a beautiful historic city.

When you are visiting Limerick, you can see King John’s Castle, St. Mary’s Cathedral, the University of Limerick, and the Treaty Stone. In addition, you can enjoy the city’s nightlife, which revolves around Limerick’s great pubs and clubs.

How to get to Limerick

Limerick is a short drive from the Shannon Airport (SNN), which is 24 kilometres (15 miles) northwest of the city.

Limerick is also a 2-hour train ride from Dublin, and is an easy trip to make.