Best nightclubs Ireland

On Oliver Plunkett Street, An Bróg is a legend here in Cork. All generations mingle here during the day, leaving room for night owls and excited students after dinner. The atmosphere is very informal and mostly wooden, you don't go to An Bróg for the comfort or the decor, you go there to have a pint or two, or three, and party with your friends until late every day. The establishment regularly hosts live music sessions. The service is sometimes a bit slow.

In this large and obscure bar located on the banks of the River Liffey on Ormond Quay, a little away from the ultra-touristic pubs of the Temple Bar area, the atmosphere is always guaranteed. Rather quiet during the day, Sin é inevitably wakes up every evening to the sound of the live sessions (jazz, reggae, rock...) which take place at the beginning of the week, or thanks to the rhythms and fiery sets of the DJs on Friday and Saturday. You can meet a heterogeneous clientele who appreciate the underground atmosphere of the place. Good (and long) evening in perspective.

This bar-club located on the banks of the Liffey promises a successful evening with friends in a former apartment transformed into a nightclub. A truly original setting! In the late afternoon and early evening, you come to drink a beer and eat a good burger in the patio-terrace on the first floor. Then, it fills up slowly and the DJs take the orders in the two rooms adjoining the patio, including one with a view on the Liffey. Be warned, on Wednesdays the population is very young for the weekly student night.

Behind a discreet door on low-key Dame Lane, this trendy bar and disco spans two floors and attracts partygoers from all walks of life. The cocktails are delicious, the music invites you to sway. The DJs have a huge musical culture and mix the latest rock hit with a good old Smiths or Pulp... and are always ready to listen to your request. In the bar room, you can sit at a table, the decoration is retro-chic: soft light, brick walls and posters offer a lounge and trendy atmosphere.

This trendy club, self-proclaimed the number one club in the country, is really huge, so don't be afraid of the queue at the entrance: it moves pretty fast and is a guarantee of success! Housed in a Georgian-style building, the discotheque extends over three levels. And the atmosphere is excellent every night of the week. The clientele is young (between 20 and 35), relatively well-to-do, but relaxed. A must in the capital. Occasional concerts are held at Copper Face Jacks. Find out more on the establishment's social networks.

While some may be disappointed with the restaurant's food, the bar is unanimously acclaimed. The atmosphere is relaxed, although the place is modern and trendy. For, as its name suggests, the restaurant occupies a church! A setting which, it must be said, is both unusual and impressive, especially when you see the organs behind the bar. The local population rubs shoulders with visiting tourists, and everyone gets into the spirit of the Irish music. The venue can also be privatized for private or business events.

It's a unique venue that's sure to satisfy all your evening needs. This sports bar, renowned for its giant screens, is where you'll be able to watch your favorite matches in the best possible conditions, as it houses Europe's largest indoor 4K screen! Speaking of screens, the venue also houses a private cinema. Last but not least, The Camden is also home to two bars, a restaurant, an open-air café, a brasserie and a huge dancefloor that comes alive every Friday and Saturday night to the sounds of live DJs. Atmosphere guaranteed!