St Patrick's Day 2025 In Dublin

Looking for a unique way to celebrate St Patrick's Day this year? Then head to Flight Club on Dawson Street, where they're hosting a special edition of their boozy brunch social on both the 16th and the 17th. You'll be welcomed with a baby Guinness on arrival, before getting stuck into an hour of interactive darts with your mates.

Throughout your two-hour booking, you'll enjoy unlimited sharing paddles of pizza. Each person will also receive a whole bottle of prosecco or four beers per person, all for just €45.00.

If you're looking for fun places to drink on St Patrick's Day 2025, 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.

BrewDog Outpost Dublin are making St Patrick's Day extra special with their lineup of events. They're kicking off on Friday the 14th with a takeover from Dot Brew Tap. On Saturday, don't miss their Six Nations screenings, followed by an all-out bash on the day itself. Think livestreams of the parade, charity fashion shows and DJ sets with musical bingo come the evening. And if that wasn't enough? They're even hosting a Paddy's Boozy Brunch at €50 for two on Sunday, and Monday, the 16th and 17th of March.

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.

Looking for a fun-filled St. Patrick's Day celebration in Dublin? Wigwam on 54 Middle Street has an entertaining Monday planned with its Slither 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.

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.

Home to some of the best pizza, Proof is whipping up gooey slices alongside some seriously thirst-quenching cocktails. With espresso martinis, mojitos and alcoholic slushies all available, you can't say no this St Patrick's Day in Dublin 2025.

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.

A stunning bar and restaurant in the Portobello area, Opium is the place to be for vibrant St Patrick's day celebrations. On the 15th, they're hosting a Chicken N Waffles hip hop and RnB party, promising all the best tunes from their DJs.

This 21+ event will have you on the dancefloor throughout, all while sipping a delicious pint of Guinness or cocktail. Don't forget your finest green outfit, and head down for a cracking all-day event.

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

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 - their vegan curry and steak sandwich is delicious.

Looking for things to do on St Patrick's Day in Ireland? Vintage Cocktail Club are delivering their signature tipples straight to you. Sip on bespoke serves such as Goosebumps, featuring Buffalo Trace bourbon and apple juice, and classic Champagne cocktails.

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. 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.