Where To Watch Euro 2028 In Dublin

One of the city's best loved pubs, you can't go wrong with a trip to Searsons when the match is on. This historic Baggot Street destination flaunts a huge range of over 150 different whiskies, as well as perfect pints of Guinness to settle down in front of their screens with.

As well as the striking central bar and elegant wooden interiors, you'll find a fantastic menu to keep you fuelled - we're talking a signature seafood tagliatelle, Himalayan salt-rubbed steaks and homemade stew. So, if you're wondering where to watch the Euro 2028 final live in Dublin? This is the place for you. 

Catch the best 2028 Euros final screening in Dublin at the ultimate beer lover's paradise, AKA BrewDog, the city's 10,000ft red shipping container bar. With two levels, two bars, and two outdoor terraces, including a toasty warm balcony, this joint has also got a whopping 32 taps and even its own microbrewery, so you'll have everything you need for a hoppy time. Their HD Screens will showcase all the Euro's action this summer, so you can kick back, chow down on some epic eats, and savour a refreshing pint. 

When you want to watch the Euros 2028 live in Dublin, Disndat has you covered on all bases. Thanks to being an eclectic live music venue at heart, this Dame Court bar already has a state-of-the-art sound system but also screens showing all major sporting events - just like the biggest football championship in Europe. See your country go head-to-head with others to lift the coveted cup.

For a fun, social environment to watch the Euros in, make your way to Buskers On The Ball on Fleet Street. This place is home to Dublin's largest indoor video wall, as well as lots of other HD screens, so you're guaranteed a great view of all the action. There's ping ping, shuffleboard and pool tables to keep you entertained long after the match is over, with a scrumptious menu on the cards too - think buttermilk chicken tenders, pesto and sundried tomato pizzas or loaded nachos.

On the hunt for pubs showing the Euro 2028 football in Dublin? The Bleeding Horse is always a top choice, with plenty of big screens to catch the game on. This historic boozer has been around since the 17th century, having become a favourite in the city for it's cracking atmosphere. Grab a fresh pint of Guinness and settle in for the match, with tasty dishes like deep-fried Irish brie, Southern-fried chicken burgers and butternut squash risotto on the cards too.

Located in the heart of Merrion Square, The Sin Bin is a cocktail-obsessed sports bar that will be showing all of the Euros action this summer. This venue boasts comfy leather booths to relax in, as well as traditional wooden interiors and lots of big screens. Sip on a sweet Elderberry concoction or a boozy Long Eireland, or take advantage of their extensive collection of whiskies.