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Forecast by:  | 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu |
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| Temp (°C) | 18° 13° | 21° 13° | 20° 15° | 22° 14° | 17° 11° | 18° 11° | 17° 12° |
| Precipitation | 25% | 100% | 62% | 100% | 98% | 84% | 100% |
| Humidity | 74% | 78% | 80% | 79% | 76% | 76% | 75% |
| Wind | 16 km/h | 25 km/h | 13 km/h | 28 km/h | 24 km/h | 22 km/h | 27 km/h |
Best time to visit Dublin
The best time to visit Dublin is from May to September, when mild temperatures, longer days and comfortable sightseeing conditions support exploring the city. March and April offer a favourable shoulder season, while October to February are cooler, wetter and better suited to trips centred on indoor attractions.
JanuaryTemp (°C)6°Rain (mm)19Sun Hours4Dry Days21
January is cool and changeable, around 4-8°C, with short days, cloud, wind and showers. Indoor attractions and brisk city walks suit the conditions.
FebruaryTemp (°C)6°Rain (mm)19Sun Hours4Dry Days18
February is cool, around 4-8°C, with limited daylight and frequent showers. Pack for wind and rain, and plan a mix of museums, pubs and outdoor sightseeing.
MarchTemp (°C)6°Rain (mm)23Sun Hours6Dry Days21
March is cool and unsettled, around 5-10°C, with showers and lengthening days. It is a favourable shoulder-season month for city sightseeing with waterproof layers.
AprilTemp (°C)8°Rain (mm)17Sun Hours8Dry Days21
April is mild, around 6-12°C, with changeable skies and passing showers. Longer daylight supports walking tours, though a rain jacket remains useful.
MayTemp (°C)10°Rain (mm)19Sun Hours8Dry Days23
May is mild, around 8-15°C, with long days and generally comfortable conditions for exploring Dublin. Cloud and showers remain possible, so carry a light waterproof layer.
JuneTemp (°C)14°Rain (mm)28Sun Hours8Dry Days20
June is pleasantly mild, around 11-18°C, with very long days for sightseeing. Conditions remain maritime and changeable, with occasional wind, cloud and showers.
JulyTemp (°C)15°Rain (mm)26Sun Hours7Dry Days18
July is mild, around 13-19°C, and well suited to walking and outdoor visits. Expect a mix of bright spells, cloud, wind and showers rather than reliably dry weather.
AugustTemp (°C)14°Rain (mm)21Sun Hours8Dry Days21
August is mild, around 13-19°C, with long evenings and comfortable sightseeing temperatures. Rain can arrive at any time, alongside changeable cloud and coastal wind.
SeptemberTemp (°C)13°Rain (mm)17Sun Hours7Dry Days21
September is mild, around 11-17°C, with useful daylight and comfortable conditions for exploring the city. Showers and cloud are common, making a waterproof jacket worthwhile.
OctoberTemp (°C)10°Rain (mm)27Sun Hours4Dry Days20
October is cool and unsettled, around 9-14°C, with shorter days and frequent showers. Indoor attractions combine well with outdoor walks between wet spells.
NovemberTemp (°C)9°Rain (mm)38Sun Hours5Dry Days19
November is cool, around 6-10°C, with short days, cloud, wind and regular rain. It suits visitors happy to centre their trip on museums, galleries and evening venues.
DecemberTemp (°C)6°Rain (mm)32Sun Hours4Dry Days20
December is cool, around 5-9°C, with short daylight hours and changeable rain. City sights, cultural venues and festive atmosphere work well when paired with warm waterproof clothing.
Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway
Cost: From 88.67 USD · Duration: 13 hours · ★ 4.9 (24,796 reviews)
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Kilkenny, Wicklow and Glendalough Sheepdog Trials from Dublin
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Dublin to Belfast Black Cab: Dunluce Castle and Giant's Causeway
Cost: From 100.5 USD · Duration: 13 hours · ★ 4.9 (8,248 reviews)
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Dublin Highlights and Hidden Gems Guided Walking Tour
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Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow and Kilkenny Full Day Guided Tour
Cost: From 53.2 USD · Duration: 9.2 hours · ★ 4.9 (6,468 reviews)
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Dublin to Dunluce Castle, Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedge, Belfast
Cost: From 70.94 USD · Duration: 12.5 hours · ★ 4.9 (5,689 reviews)
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Guinness Storehouse Experience
Cost: From 43.75 USD · Duration: 2 hours · ★ 4.4 (5,521 reviews)
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Dublin Jameson Distillery Tour and Tasting 45 mins
Cost: From 36.65 USD · Duration: 0.8 hours · ★ 4.8 (5,331 reviews)
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Dublin Book of Kells, Castle and Molly Malone Statue Guided Tour
Cost: From 85.13 USD · Duration: 2.5 hours · ★ 4.7 (4,230 reviews)
Enjoy ease of access with online fast-track ticket entry to the Book of Kells. Discover one of the most important highlights of Irish heritage on this early access fully guided tour. You will explore the 9th Book of Kells' rich ornamentation, multi-layered symbolism and meaning. It is known for its world-renowned artistry, as well as its many hidde
Brief
- Dublin’s classic foods worth trying include coddle, boxty, seafood from the Irish coast, and locally brewed stout.
- Phoenix Park is scheduled to close from 11pm on Thursday ahead of a US presidential visit on Saturday, which may affect access and traffic around the park. (
irishtimes.com)
- Expect busy city-centre conditions around major venues and public transport hubs, particularly near Croke Park and O’Connell Street.
Safety and health
- A stabbing on O’Connell Street near the Luas stop on 5 September left one man hospitalised and another arrested. Stay alert in crowded city-centre areas and follow Garda directions. (
rte.ie |
independent.ie)
- Tap water is generally drinkable. In some older buildings, avoid water from bathroom sinks if it may come from a cistern or recycled supply. (
wikivoyage.org)
Recent News
- 5 September 2026: A man was stabbed on O’Connell Street in central Dublin at about 4:30pm. His injuries were reported as non-life-threatening, and a man in his 40s was arrested. (
- 1 September 2026: A 24-year-old man died after sustaining catastrophic injuries during a large-scale confrontation at South County Business Park in Sandyford. The incident is subject to ongoing court proceedings. (
