Dublin After Dark: The Best Nightclubs in the City Centre
Dublin’s nightclub scene has something for everyone, with a mix of laid-back spots and full-on late-night venues. Whether you’re into big dance floors, live DJs, or just a good place to hang out with friends, the city centre has plenty of options. It’s a solid choice for a night out, whether you’re local or just passing through. All of the specially selected nightclubs are within walking distance to the REZz so forget the taxis and book a stay in the city!
To start off your night off right head to Disndat on the ground floor of the hotel for Drinks, food and great live music seven days a week.
1. The Camden – Camden Street
By day, The Camden is one of the city’s top sports bars, featuring two of the largest 4K screens in Ireland, including Europe’s biggest indoor display. By night, it transforms into a multi-level nightclub. They’ve recently added a group darts room on the top floor, perfect if you’re after a bit of friendly competition to kick off the night. With a lively atmosphere, cocktails, DJs, and late-night dancing, it’s a great spot for a full night out all under one roof. If your looking for more of a pub vibethey are coviently atccahed to Jimmy Rabits bar
2. Copper Face Jacks (Coppers) – Harcourt Street
A legendary name in Dublin nightlife, Copper Face Jacks is the ultimate late-night destination. Located on Harcourt Street, it’s loved for its atmosphere, diverse crowd of locals, tourists, and young professionals, and its multiple dance floors and bars. If you’re looking for the full Dublin clubbing experience, Coppers is a rite of passage.
3. 37 Dawson Street – Dawson Street
Chic, quirky, and effortlessly stylish, 37 Dawson Street is much more than just a cocktail bar. Just off St. Stephen’s Green, the venue is known for its opulent interiors featuring vintage artwork, plush seating, and a great dance floor playing some of the best music to make you want to have a boogie. With vibrant music, premium drinks, and a mature crowd, it’s ideal for a more upscale night out in Dublin city centre.
4. House Dublin – Leeson Street
A Georgian townhouse turned night club, House Dublin blends sophistication with a great music, space and drinks. Featuring multiple themed rooms including the lively Red Room nightclub House is perfect for cocktails, dancing, and even live jazz in the garden. House is a Dublin local favourite and is the place your bound to spend the night in. It’s a versatile venue that shifts from chill lounge to vibrant dancefloor as the night progresses.
5. Dicey’s Garden Club – Harcourt Street
Famous for its outdoor beer garden and unbeatable drinks deals, Dicey’s Garden Club is one of Dublin’s most affordable and fun places to party. Popular with students and young professionals, it has themed nights, great music, an energetic crowd, and multiple bars and dance floors. It’s a go-to for a lively night out.
6. The Grand Social – Liffey Street Lower
Located just beside the Ha’penny Bridge, The Grand Social is a music lover’s paradise. This multi-space venue hosts everything from indie bands to themed DJ nights and has standout features like a rooftop beer garden and intimate performance spaces. Its eclectic style and music make it a favourite for those seeking an alternative Dublin nightlife experience.
7. The George – Great George’s Street
The George is one of Dublin’s most iconic and lively spots for a night out, especially popular within the LGBTQ+ community but welcoming to all. Right in the city centre, it’s known for its high-energy drag shows, themed club nights, and fun atmosphere. With a mix of chill spaces and a buzzing dance floor, it’s a great place to let loose, catch a show, or party into the early hours.
8. Hogans – South George’s Street
Hogan’s is right in the middle of one of Dublin’s busiest streets, surrounded by great bars. You’ll spot it straight away with the decorative shutters and lights out front. Inside, it’s made up of a few cosy rooms around two bars, giving it a great atmosphere. On busy nights, the downstairs opens with music and a good buzz, making it a solid spot for a night out in Dublin.
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