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This venue offers a more chilled-out alternative to the high energy of The George.

It’s known for its vibrant atmosphere and lively entertainment, including drag shows, karaoke nights, and themed parties. These establishments are central to the city's LGBTQ+ community. Not a problem, we provide group accommodation in Dublin too!

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Button Factory

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Crow Street,Dublin

Intimate, buzzing live music and clubbing venue staging innovative bands and DJ sets.

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Mother Club

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Copper Alleym Exchange Street, Dublin 2, Temple Bar,Dublin

Mother, Dublin’s best Saturday night gay club, supporting GCN, takes it back to basics with a retro and modern synth-pop dancefloor fusion at Copper Alley on Exchange Street (just across from the back entrance to the...

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The Hub

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Curved Street,Dublin

Thursday through Saturday the venue is fully booked hosting some of Dublins longest running & best gay clubnights.

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DADDi Dublin

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27-30 Parliament Street,Dublin

DADDi is Irelands Biggest Men Only Circuit Bear Party!

You might even catch Panti herself behind the bar on occasion. If you are planning a longer trip you might consider looking into booking a Dublin nightlife tourto explore more.

PantiBar:Owned by drag queen Panti Bliss, PantiBar is another beloved spot on Capel Street. Mother nights are a staple for many in Dublin's queer community.

For broader information on general club attire, see our Dublin club dress code article.

Can I find gay-friendly accommodation near Dublin's gay bars?

Yes, Dublin offers numerous gay-friendly accommodation options, many located conveniently close to the main gay nightlife areas on Capel Street and South Great George's Street.

The city's welcoming atmosphere, combined with its rich cultural offerings, makes it a premier destination for queer travelers. And don’t miss the bar’s own beer, the Panti’s pale ale! It attracts thousands of participants and spectators each year. You'll find everything from luxury hotels to boutique guesthouses and budget-friendly hostels.

Make sure to check their schedule as events can change, especially during holidays or special occasions. They are perfect for dancing until the early hours.

Street 66:Located on Capel Street, Street 66 is a dog-friendly gay bar with a cool, laid-back atmosphere. Street 66

In 2016, The Front Lounge became Street 66, a trendy gay bar located in the heart of Dublin.

The music here is generally a mix of pop, disco, and chart hits, keeping the energy high. The city hosts awesome LGBTQ+ events and festivals, like the Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride festival, which is one of Europe’s biggest Pride celebrations.

To help you make the most of your visit, we’ve put together a list of the best 5 bars in Dublin where you can experience the city’s vibrant LGBTQ+ scene.

Dublin's gay scene is built on inclusivity and mutual respect. Panti Bar’s night schedule includes drag performances, karaoke, make-and-do and movie nights.