The Birmingham to Shannon service run by Aer Lingus is to recommence this summer.
Aer Lingus Regional, operated by Stobart Air, says it will run six return flights a week between Birmingham Airport and the Irish town from June.
William Pearson, aviation development director at Birmingham Airport, said: "We're delighted to welcome back this Birmingham-Shannon service.
"We know the demand is there so it's great to see the airline respond by re-introducing this popular route.
"The strong links that exist between the two regions and the choice offered to passengers, allowing them to return the same day, makes this service a very welcome addition to our existing network of flights to Ireland."
Ronan Whitty, head of revenue management at Stobart Air, added: "The passenger demand for this service is there and, together with our colleagues at Birmingham Airport, we will make a major push to develop and growth this route, particularly ahead of our busy summer season.
"Birmingham is one of Britain's most popular cities for Irish passengers. Recommencing the route will once again facilitate travel for business and leisure passengers."
