St Patrick's Day 2026 In Dublin

• Location: 57 Harcourt Street, The Old Harcourt Railway Station, D02 VE22
• Why we recommend: we can't get enough of the comforting food on offer, and their jazz brunch is fantastic too

If you're looking for fun places to drink on St Patrick's Day 2026, then The Odeon is a great shout. Head to The Bourbon Bar where you can grab a great pint of the dark stuff, alongside a slew of sumptuous bar bites and other Irish cuisine.

On the menu? Everything from charcuterie boards to mac 'n' cheese. And if you want to kick things off early, they even host a regular jazz brunch.

• Location: 18, Suffolk Street, Dublin 2
• Why we recommend: the cocktails here are second-to-none, and it's a great pick for more classy celebrations

The Blind Pig is ensuring you get your fix of speakeasy-style cocktails to pay homage to St Patrick's Day this March in Dublin. Along with its classic cocktails and freshly poured stout, the underground bar is also offering delicious food and live entertainment.

If you want to feel patriotic on the day, order a Santa maria, made with Irish whiskey and apricot brandy liqueur.

• Location: Capital Dock, Grand Canal Dock, DO2 RK57
• Why we recommend: you'll find some of the most affordable pints in the city here, and their musical bingo is a great way to kick off celebrations

BrewDog Dublin are making St Patrick's Day extra special with their lineup of events. They're kicking off on the 16th with themed musical bingo, followed by an all-out bash on the day itself.

Think livestreams of the parade, DJ sets and dancing. And if that wasn't enough? They're serving £2 pints of black heart throughout the 17th.

• Location: 54 Middle Street, Dublin 1
• Why we recommend: if late-night parties are your thing, then this lively event is right for you - lasting until 3am

Looking for a fun-filled St. Patrick's Day celebration in Dublin? Wigwam on 54 Middle Street has an entertaining Tuesday planned with its Slither x OMNI St Patrick's Day Special event. You can expect a night of dancing with your mates from 10pm 'til 3am.

Book now and join in the ultimate green-themed celebration, complete with dancefloor-filling tunes and refreshing drinks all night long - with tickets starting from just €11,30.

• Location: 15, South William Street, D02 H336
• Why we recommend: this is a more relaxed choice for St Patrick's Day, and their hearty Irish menu is delicious

Grogan's Castle Lounge is a cosy nook that's tucked away from the madness of the parade, but close enough for a pint or two before braving the crowds. There's plenty of outdoor seating too, if you want to be kore amongst the action.

The historic Grafton Street pub not only offers a place to relax but also boasts a menu of delicious Irish plates to fill you up before heading out.

• Location: Guinness Storehouse, St James's Gate, Dublin 8
• Why we recommend: seven floors of epic entertainment, capped off with a pint of the Black Stuff and views over Dublin

Where better to celebrate St Patrick's Day than at the Home of Guinness? Get down to the Guinness Storehouse from 11th to 18th March for Irish music, art, food and joyful celebration. 

Over 100 acts and all kinds of entertainment will light up its seven floors across eight incredible days. Expect headline performances by Lyra, DUG, The Bonny Men, Niamh McCrystal and The Railway Boys, plus vibrant art installations, food pop ups, face painting and much more.

• Location: across Dublin
• Why we recommend: it would be rude not to partake in a few pints of Guinness on the 17th

Whether you're after a few chill pints or a wild night out this St Patrick's Day, we can all agree that no celebrations are complete without a pint of Guinness in hand. Dublin is full of great places to drink, but if you're after only the very best? We've got you covered.

Check out our list of the top spots for a Guinness all over the city, from traditional pubs to the Guinness Storehouse itself. Sláinte.

• Location: 16-18, Parliament Street, Dublin 2
• Why we recommend: possibly the most iconic bar in Dublin, it doesn't get more Irish than this on St Patrick's Day

St. Paddy's Day festivities simply would not be complete without a trip to Temple Bar. An iconic staple in Dublin's nightlife scene, it comes to life when the street party is over and everyone piles in for a drink, dance and dash of debauchery to round everything off nicely.

Expect themed decorations for the occasion, with a truly vibrant atmosphere going on. Of course, there'll be plenty of Guinness as well.

• Location: 24-25 Camden Street Upper, Dublin 2
• Why we recommend: from scrumptious food to party vibes, this pub has got all you could need on the 17th

If you're craving a pint of Guinness this Paddy's Day (who isn't?), then The Bleeding Horse is a brilliant choice. Settle into the bustling pub and enjoy freshly pulled drinks, alongside scrumptious Irish fare.

Line your stomach with the likes of beef and Guinness stew, grilled vegetable gnocchi and Southern fried chicken burgers, before parting hard.

• Location: 51 South Great George's Street, D02 DV74
• Why we recommend: as one of the most famous pubs in the city, you can't go wring with a few pints at The Long Hall

The Long Hall Pub is one of Dublin's oldest and most famous pubs, so it would seem somewhat natural to revel in St Patrick's Day cheer within its signature red walls. A buzzing atmosphere is guaranteed, with both regulars and tourists flocking to this place.

Not in the mood for pints of Guinness? No worries, there's a whole load of whiskies waiting to be explored.