At 10,685 miles (17,196 km), Melbourne to Dublin is beyond the nonstop range of most airliners and is usually flown with a stop. Nonstop on a widebody it would take about 19h 19m.
Dublin is 9 hours behind Melbourne. You cross 9 time zones heading west. Westbound trips like this one are usually a little easier to adjust to, so plan for a day or two of jet lag.
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