Peadar Kearney's Pub Cellar is known for epic comedy nights in Temple Bar on Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays. While enjoying a pint or two of Guinness, the pair of you will be in stitches, as the name suggests, at some of Ireland's funniest performers like Emman Idama and Craig Moran.

For cute dates with your other half, we recommend checking out CityDays in Dublin. The outdoor activity sees you explore the city, play fun games and solve puzzles while messages are sent directly to your phone. 

Fancy something a little more exclusive on date night? The Blind Pig is a secretive bar and restaurant in the city centre, bringing a speakeasy vibe inspired by the 1920s. Their cocktails range from classic martinis to a rhubarb and orange Collins, and their food menu features some pretty sophisticated plates too.

Have some competitive fun with your boo at Shuffleboard Bar, all while sipping signature cocktails. They've got everything from pool and fuss-ball tables to giant Connect Four, as well as shuffleboard of course. What's more, they've got tasty burgers and pizza on the cards here too.

For something classic on your next date night, you can't go wrong with these romantic restaurants. We've got everything from indulgent Italian eats to sumptuous Indian feasts and pretty cocktail bars in this guide, so if you want to impress your other half then look no further.

Pretty destination The Market Bar is known for dishing out international plates like nachos, calamari and peri peri chicken. Found in a 19th century Victorian warehouse, you can also nab tasty concoctions from The Chelsea Drugstore cocktail lounge at the same venue.

If you're after romantic things to do for couples in Dublin this weekend, then you'll love Café en Seine in Temple Bar. This bougie restaurant boasts decadent interiors and even better dishes, think Atlantic salmon with mussels, nduja chicken and butternut squash risotto.

One of the most romantic restaurants around, Pacino's is coming up trumps for your next date night. Enjoy a dreamy dinner is a stylish venue as you chow down on lush lobster linguine and a glass of red to wash it all down.

The cool younger sister of Pygmalion, Little Pyg has a menu of refreshing cocktails and enticing pizzas created by Michelin maestro Enzo Coccia. Tuck into wood fired creations topped with seasonal ingredients, against a pretty backdrop at this quirky date night restaurant.

From shooting 'em up on retro arcade games to wiping the floor with your partner at pool, Riot knows how to provide fun dates. The dive bar is inspired by NYC, featuring neon-lit interiors as well as a crowd-pleasing menu of pizza and punchy cocktails.

This city is famous for its whiskey, and there are several great tours and tastings to choose from if you want to learn more about it, or just try some delicious drinks - we won't judge. Check out our picks, from the Jameson Distillery in Dublin to the Irish Whiskey museum.

Sophie's has got you covered if you're in the market for private places for couples in Dublin. Expect a New York-Italian-Irish menu with seasonal dishes that utilise fresh ingredients, an extensive collection of tipples and stunning views indoors as well as from the outdoor terrace.

Step back in time to the decade of flapper dresses and Prohibition at this sexy little bar in Crown Alley. Vintage Cocktail Club is a great spot for couples, with note-worthy vintage pieces and a cocktail menu that spans the centuries, starting with absinthe and ending with bloody marys.

In need of unusual things to do for couples in Dublin? One of the most bizarre spots in the city, Mary's will keep couples entertained for hours. The bar doubles up as a hardware store, with hammers and saws hanging from walls. Head to the downstairs room for burgers and board games, then saunter upstairs for sips of whisky.

Swoon-worthy interiors and mouthwatering Pan Asian dishes make Opium a real all-rounder for fun date night ideas in Dublin. The gorgeous spot is great for dinner, drinks, partying and hanging out in the sought-after roof terrace when temperatures start to rise.

Cheap things to do in dublin for couples at night? Add a little healthy competition to your dates with a trip to Buskers on the Ball, a sports bar that has ping pong, table tennis, table football and pool. And if you need sustenance after all that activity? Check out their menu of American bites, including nachos and wings for under a tenner.

For fans of Ireland's favourite tipple, why not head to the Guinness Storehouse on your next couples outing? There are tasting sessions and personalised pints on offer at this rooftop bar, which is dishing out the freshest beer and fun facts aplenty.

If you dream of G&Ts, The Gin Palace is a fun place to go with your partner on a date night. The Victorian-style boozer is knowledgeable on all things juniper, from their epic selection through to the regular gin club. One of the most unique things to do for couples in Dublin? For sure.