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Ryanair Kerry-Dublin and another connection flight

Maz2016

I am flying Ryanair from Dublin at 2pm. I was thinking of flying Ryanair Kerry to Dublin at 10:30 that morning with only hand luggage. Arriving at approx 11:20 in Dublin. Can I easily connect to the second flight at 2pm or do I have to go out through customs and join the queue and start over again?

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Caranica

This thread from yesterday asks almost the exact same question. Scanning a forum is always a good idea 😉

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058247931/connecting-airside-at-dublin-airport-to-avoid-queues

Board Walker

Id just get the train. I find it madness that people fly this route. I met a judge in the park last October and she told me it took her 6 hours door to door to Killarney. Knock another 2 off that for the train. Especially with the ques in the airport

Maz2016

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119134030#Comment_119134030

How would the train be any better when I will be passing Kerry airport to get to Dublin airport - in 40 minutes?

Maz2016

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119133368#Comment_119133368

Thanks, similar I know but different. That poster will be flying into T1, out of T2 and cant connect as different airlines. Mine is different, same terminal, same airline and short haul. The DAA website only mentions long-haul connections

Caranica

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119136784#Comment_119136784

Yes but Ryanair are excluded from the flight transfer area as they don't pay for it so it being the same airline still doesn't make a difference.

Maz2016

Thanks, that’s what I was asking

[Deleted User]

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119134030#Comment_119134030

makes no sense. You end up in Heuston station, need an Aircoach to the Airport, get out and start queueing like everyone else? This poster wanted to fly directly into Dublin airport, which actually "should" make sense and make it easier (I've done this in other countries) but not here.

Board Walker

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119136768#Comment_119136768

because you get to stay sitting on your bum all the way up! More room, less hassle, no security. No countless getting up and sitting down or queuing. No baggage area, 2 seconds outside the door and you can get a taxi/bus.

Maz2016

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119142801#Comment_119142801

Your missing the point. Yes I could sit in the comfy train but I would then be getting the bus/train to Dublin airport to do it all again as my flight leaves Dublin airport!

Hotblack Desiato

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119134030#Comment_119134030

What's even more mad is that it's subsidised by your taxes and mine.

Board Walker

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119149895#Comment_119149895

I can understand why the Donegal one is but not the Kerry one. Madness