CLEVELAND, Ohio – Aer Lingus has announced summer flight deals to Ireland from U.S. cities including Cleveland. It means you can fly from Cleveland to Dublin for $649. The deal involves 19 routes.

While many will flock to familiar European destinations, it could be worth considering somewhere further afield - especially as Aer Lingus has just launched a massive sale on flights to America.

Supported by daa, the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) and AirNav Ireland, it included a one-hour flight experience on an Aer Lingus A330 aircraft, operated by an all-female crew. Attendees got a ...

The Aer Lingus Visa Signature® Card* carries a $95 annual fee, an ability to earn an economy-class companion certificate and no foreign transaction fees. The welcome bonus is likely the card’s ...

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