New York → Dublin flights

Median fare $232 — most deals cluster near the floor

Key takeaways

• $232 median fare across 30 daily snapshots — a solid benchmark for this route
• Bottom quartile fares sit at or near $232, meaning a large share of observed prices already match the median — the floor is common, not rare
• 75th percentile is just $267, so even mid-range fares stay well under the $329 high
• High of $329 appears to be an outlier spike rather than the norm, given how tightly the middle 50% of fares cluster ($232–$267)
• 53% spread between low and high signals real volatility — pricing isn't flat, so timing still matters

30-day price trend

See full numbers and stats on the JFK → DUB price history page.

The full picture

Over 30 days of tracked fares, JFK to Dublin priced with a median of $232, a floor of $215, and an occasional spike to $329. That $329 high looks like an outlier rather than a pattern — the bulk of fares (the 25th to 75th percentile range) stayed tightly packed between $232 and $267, meaning most snapshots landed close to the low end rather than the ceiling. That's a favorable setup for travelers: the 'typical' price you'll encounter is much closer to the best-case fare than the worst-case one.

We don't have granular data on how prices moved across the specific booking window (i.e., how fares changed as departure got closer within these 30 days), so we can't respond with confidence about early-bird versus last-minute timing. What the data does support is this: with a 53% spread between low and high, this route sees meaningful price variability, so it's worth checking fares more than once rather than assuming the first quote is representative. Given that most observed prices sit near the median or below, a fare at or under $250 should be treated as a good deal on this route, while anything approaching $300+ is on the expensive tail.

We don't have visibility into a dominant carrier from this dataset, so we can't say whether specific airlines are driving the cheaper or pricier fares. Day-of-week patterns also aren't discernible from these snapshots — we're working with daily cached fares, not a breakdown by departure date or booking date, so any claim about which weekday to fly or book would be speculation. The honest takeaway: use $232 as your target, treat $267 as still-reasonable, and be skeptical of paying near $329 given how uncommon that price appears to be in the data.

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