~3h 55mTotal estimate
~€38–118Rough fare per person
Flight to Leeds
Dublin → Leeds · about 40m in the air · ~€35–110
Train to Wakefield
Leeds → Wakefield · about ~15m · ~€3–8
Dublin → Wakefield
Ireland to United Kingdom · 1 border · Where else can you go from Dublin?
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About the trip from Dublin to Wakefield
Dublin (Ireland) and Wakefield (United Kingdom) are 317 km (197 mi) apart in a straight line. The way we suggest is by flight and train, via Leeds: ~3h 55m door to door with 1 change, for ~€38–118 per person. Without flying, it takes ~7h 35m by ferry and train, via Holyhead, Manchester and Huddersfield. The trip crosses one border, so check what papers you need.
Step by step
- Flight from Dublin to Leeds: about 40m in the air, 315 km, ~€35–110
- Train from Leeds to Wakefield: ~15m, 13 km, ~€3–8
Every route we know
- Flight + Train, via Leeds: ~3h 55m, 1 change, ~€38–118
- Ferry + Train, via Holyhead, Manchester and Huddersfield: ~7h 35m, 3 changes, ~€30–90
Questions
How long does it take to get from Dublin to Wakefield?
~3h 55m door to door by flight and train, via Leeds, including time for changes and airports.
How much does it cost to travel from Dublin to Wakefield?
~€38–118 per person for the route we suggest. These are estimates from travel-guide prices and published tariffs, not quotes: check the operator for today's fare.
Can you get from Dublin to Wakefield without flying?
Yes: by ferry and train, via Holyhead, Manchester and Huddersfield, in ~7h 35m, for ~€30–90.
Times are rough door-to-door times, with time to change and to get through airports included. A "~" marks a rough time worked out from the distance. We don't have timetables, and fares are rough estimates, not quotes: check Google Maps or the operator before you travel.