What budget do you need to visit the city of Dublin?

Because yes, traveling in Ireland also means discovering a capital like no other, halfway between a warm Irish walk and a quality language stay.
The Republic of Ireland, and more specifically Dublin, is a destination full of activities. Between Gaelic culture, the Guinness distillery or even whiskey, the Irish capital is a gold mine for all the curious, even for a weekend.
However, to be able to make the trip with some peace of mind, you should know what budget you need to visit Dublin . Depending on the expenses and the parts of the trip, here are some tips on how to best calculate the price of your stay in County Dublin.
Get to Dublin (by plane) . A plane ticket with a Ryanair-type low-cost company  can cost around 50 euros round trip from Madrid. However, you can also find a round trip flight for 200 with other companies such as Iberia.
Getting to the city center of Dublin from the airport , estimates that the journey is around 30 minutes and that it will cost you about € 30 by taxi or € 12 round trip by bus / shuttle.
Sleeping in the city , depending on the neighborhood and the quality of the hotel, one night can cost you € 70 for two people, while a bed in a youth hostel will cost you about € 10 per person.
As for the food, the prices are not much cheaper than in Spain, since a lunch costs around fifteen euros, a pint of beer 5 € and a dinner for two around thirty euros.
When it comes to leisure, keep in mind that most museums are free and that for paid attractions (such as the Dublin Zoo, the prison, the castle or the Guinness Storehouse), there is a “Dublin Pass” which costs 68 euros.
Finally, with regard to public transport , a bus ticket will cost you between € 2.15 and € 3.80, a DART commuter train ticket, € 3.30 and a LUAS (tram) ticket € 2 each way. Do not forget that there is the Leap Visitor Card Dublin for € 7, which allows you to use all the transport in the city.
For around € 150 a day, it is possible to have a good time in Dublin. Mind you, all this is obviously still an estimate for the Irish peninsula, and it’s all a matter of taste and taking advantage of opportunities.
Beyond that, between sheep, Giant’s Causeways, Cork, Galway and stunning hills, discovering Ireland is a perfect idea, and what better way to do it than to start with its capital. Welcome to Dublin! What budget do you need to visit the city of Dublin?