Traveling to Ireland

Most travelers can fly to Dublin via Aer Lingus, which offers regular, comfortable nonstop service. Other airlines that operate routes to Ireland include Delta and JetBlue.

When searching for flights, try using incognito or private browsing mode, it often helps reveal better fares and won’t drive the price up each time you check. Some third-party sites may offer discounted rates, but booking directly through the airlines is usually the most reliable option.

We kindly ask that everyone arrive in Ireland no later than Saturday, April 18th, so we can kick off this incredible trip together.
As soon as you’ve booked your flight, please forward your itinerary to laura@yellowproductions.com so we can arrange an airport pickup for you if you’re arriving on the 18th.

We’ll greet you at the airport, and depending on arrival time  Trina Cunningham will welcome you with a warm Irish fry-up to start your adventure right. Accommodation will be arranged for that evening so you can relax and settle in before the tour begins.

If you’d like to arrive earlier to explore Ireland at your own pace, we absolutely encourage it!

For those traveling home on Friday, please note that it’s a long drive to Dublin Airport. Be sure your departing flight is after 2:00 PM to allow enough travel time.

If you’d like to discuss your travel plans, reach out to Laura at (617) 510-3713. She’s happy to help with ideas or suggestions and can check whether the tour company might be able to arrange two separate drop-offs (though this isn’t guaranteed, as it’s roughly a three-hour round trip).