Student Clubs In Dublin

Home to some of the best DJ nights in town, The Grand Social is about more than just its live music line up. And even if a soundtrack of the most cutting edge house, techno and hip hop isn't enough, their Skint Thursdays deals should be more than adequate to get you through the door.

A place that needs no introduction, this legendary spot on Harcourt Street brings in every sort under the sun. Alongside playing the biggest tunes in town, you're bound to run into everyone from your uni crush to your auntie Mary, but you're never far from a good night here.

With resident DJs keeping the vibes high until 3am every night of the week, this music venue and nightclub is a must-visit for students. Blaring out the indie bangers alongside disco, house and hip hop slots, you and your 4€ cocktail will have one heck of a time on the dancefloor. 

Taking you from day to night every weekend, Wigwam's renowned bottomless brunch is always a gateway event to its raucous club nights that bring you a slick mix of trailblazing European disco, baile fun and future soul nights.

Head to the Powerscourt Townhouse where you'll find one of the city's biggest and best clubbing experiences. Pygmalion is the party that never stops as it brings you some seriously good nights out courtesy of its excellent DJ bookings.

Mixing beer garden, sports hub and nightclub, this vibrant Harcourt Street venue is no strange to a big night out. Open 'til late every Thursday to Saturday, you'll find old school classics and the biggest dancefloor fillers blaring from its soundsystem.

Home to the lavish Iro nightclub, Opium is a Pan-Asian-inspired dream of lush cocktails and decadent interiors. Regular host to some of Dublin's top DJ talents, it's also got some very snazzy cocktails to get stuck into.

A notorious night out destination for students and locals alike, Krystle is the reason you've been stocking up on fake eyelashes. A sprawling multi-storey spot in Portobello, its gorgeous, foliage-filled garden has been the site of more than a few romances, or at least the odd shift.