Irish heritage trips from Washington, DC

Trips from Washington, DC to the places where Irish family stories start, from the archives in Dublin and Belfast to the port at Cobh, each with the cheapest round trip we've seen recently.

The cheapest matching round trip we’ve seen recently for each destination.

Cheapest right now: Dublin $639 · Cork $669 · Shannon $912

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Fares observed October 2 – 8, 2026. USD for the travelers shown. Search a trip for current prices.

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Dublin (DUB)The National Library's free genealogy advice desk and EPIC, the Irish Emigration Museum$639 (airline $673)Nov 10–17, 2026Check prices
Shannon (SNN)Bunratty Folk Park's 19th-century farmhouses by the airport, a base for Clare and Limerick roots$912 (airline $963)Nov 10–17, 2026Check prices
Cork (ORK)Cobh Heritage Centre, in the port where over 2.5 million emigrants sailed between 1849 and 1950$669 (airline $704)Mar 15–18, 2027Check prices

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About these places

Most Irish records are organized by county and parish, so find your family's county and parish before you go.

Facts checked October 7, 2026. Sources: Irish Genealogy News: the National Library's free genealogy service · EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum: Irish Family History Centre · Bunratty Castle and Folk Park · Cobh Heritage Centre: The Queenstown Story · Travel Extra: Cobh's emigrant story · Visit Belfast: Public Record Office of Northern Ireland · Roots Ireland: North Mayo Heritage Centre · Roots Ireland: South Mayo Family Research Centre · National Museum of Ireland: Country Life

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