Planning a group getaway in Dublin doesn’t have to be stressful!
Read our suggestions on where to stay, where to eat, drink, and party it up in Dublin with your best mates!
Maldron Hotel SmithfieldMaldron Hotel Smithfield,Smithfield, Dublin 7 D07 RF2Y |
Surrounded by history, sights and more delicious food options than you could ever imagine, Maldron Hotel Smithfield is a great option for group holidays thank to their spacious rooms for up to 6 people. Sitting in between Dublin’s iconic O’Connell Street and the River Liffey, the hotel has excellent transport links, and most city centre sights are just a short walk away. Their unbeatable special offers will make sure you have a group holiday to remember.
Maldron Hotel Pearse Street98-107 Pearse Street, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2 |
A short hop from bustling city centre streets and nightlife hot spots, the Maldron Hotel Pearse Street is perfectly situated whether you’re after cultured-filled day-time adventures or nights out to remember. Check out their studio apartments if you want more space on your trip, or family rooms if you like the idea of sharing with your pals! Either way, you’re in for a fun-filled trip.
Maldron Hotel Parnell SquareMaldron Hotel Parnell Square, Parnell Square West, Rotunda, Dublin 1 D01 HX02 |
In the heart of the city, the Maldron Hotel Parnell Square is here to welcome your entire group for a weekend of sights, sounds and of course, fun! Check out their special offers for the perfect group holiday set up — and let the fun begin!
Maldron Hotel TallaghtWhitestown Way, Tallaght, Dublin 24, D24 XC9W |
The perfect base for your group weekend away, the Maldron Hotel Tallaght is quick drive from all that Dublin has to offer, but not only that — its full leisure centre and pool offers a whole host of group activities. The early risers or insomniacs in your group will never be without something to do!
With interconnecting rooms that allow your whole group to stay together, the hotel’s offers guarantee great value and a memorable group trip to Dublin city.
Maldron Hotel Dublin AirportMaldron Hotel Dublin Airport, Dublin Airport, Co. Dublin K67 T6P6 |
A city break doesn’t have to be all city centre, and the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport makes sure of that! Situated a short drive from the picturesque beaches of Malahide and Portmarnock, the hotel is also well-connected to numerous transport routes, making it the ideal holiday headquarters for adventures as far as the eye can see. It’s also a 3-minute walk from both airport terminals. Their plush, spacious rooms and special offers guarantee your whole group the perfect home base after days of exploration.
Queen of TartsCow's Lane and Cork Hill, Dame Street |
With everything baked and prepared fresh, the Queen of Tarts also uses only the best ingredients. These are just of the reasons why it’s famous among Dubliners and tourists alike! Step inside their stores and choose from the assortment of cakes, pastries, and other delectable sweets!
The Market Bar Restaurant14A Fade St, Dublin 2 |
Perfect for those glam nights out in Dublin’s city centre, The Market Bar offers up a truly delectable menu packed to the brim with options to suit every taste. Their cocktail list is impressive, but they also serve up a huge range of beers and wines in both the awe-inspiring main room and the outdoor mezzanine area. Just off the notoriously glam Fade Street, this is the perfect venue to kick off a group night out in Dublin.
The Mongolian Barbeque7 Anglesea St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 K376 |
A Dublin institution in its own right, The Mongolian Barbeque allows you to build your own dish and have it cooked to perfection by their experts chefs. This isn’t only a great dining option for groups, it’s an all-out culinary experience!
Krewe51-52 Capel St, North City, Dublin 1, D01 DA58 |
The perfect place to bring your crew (see what we did there?) for a New Orleans-style lunch or dinner, Krewe has something for everyone on their menu and is able to accommodate groups. From chicken wings to vegan burgers, every item on the menu is mouth-wateringly good and a guaranteed crowd-pleaser!
Masa2–3 Drury Street, Dublin 2 |
A funky little Mexican restaurant, Masa has nailed the perfect combination of excellent food and affordable prices, and when coupled with the playful interior and delicious Margaritas, it’s the ideal choice for group dining! Make sure to book ahead for larger groups, and don’t skip the tacos — they’re too good to miss!
Ukiyo7-9 Exchequer St, Dublin 2, D02 P998 |
You wouldn’t know it from looking at this subdued Japanese restaurant by day, but Ukiyo is arguably home to one of Dublin’s most fun nights out. The restaurant converts to a dancefloor at night, with the bar serving up everything from sake to tequila, and underneath there’s a full karaoke set up with rooms you can book for private groups. Get your singing voices ready!
P. Mac's30 Stephen Street Lower, Dublin, D02 XY61 |
Just across the road from Masa lies P. Mac’s, a traditional-style pub serving up some non-traditional craft beers. Grab a snug to fit your whole group and get tasting — from local breweries to international, the beers here are beyond what you’d expect. Cocktail lovers, don’t worry — they have a full menu to suit everyone’s tastes!
The Bernard ShawCross Guns Bridge, Drumcondra, Dublin 9, D09 XW44 |
Much loved by residents, The Bernard Shaw pub recently moved from its traditional home in the city to Dublin’s Phibsboro area. Named one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world by Time Magazine, The Bernard Shaw is a traditional pub-meets-record-shop-meets-food-market. Guaranteed to please everyone, you can get everything from a quick pint to a full night out, with music from some of the city’s best DJs – they also have a nifty outdoor dining area in the adjoining Eatyard!
Pedal ToursPrincess Street North, Dublin 1 |
The best way to explore the city, with all its nooks and crannies, is with a bike. And if you’re on a “group bike” with your friends? Even better. A popular choice of groups on holidays are party bikes. With Dublin Pedal Tours, the more you pedal together, the more sights you see! You can plan your own itinerary or choose from the standard sightseeing or pub crawl.
Free Walking ToursVarious locations |
One of the best ways to discover the city centre is on foot! And Dublin has Free Walking Tours by Yellow Umbrella Tours. Choose from different routes such as the South Side Walk, North Side Walk, a Traditional Pub Tour, a Music Tour, a Food Tour, a Literary Tour, and more!
Guinness Storehouse TourSt. James's Gate, Dublin 8 |
Discover the history, heart, and soul of Ireland’s iconic beer. Explore the story of Guinness, find out what goes in every barrel, try pouring your own pint of the “black stuff”, before enjoying the views of the city from the Gravity Bar. This whole building is a museum dedicated to Guinness, with a restaurant where you can try Guinness-inspired food pairings, and a souvenir shop where you can buy memorabilia and even Guinness-flavoured crisps!
Silent Adventures |
The Irish may have the gift of the gab, but this silent disco tour also proves that you can still have fun… in silence. Yup, you read that right! The Silent Disco Adventures group takes you on a tour like no other! You can book this tour for hen & stag parties, birthday parties, or corporate events.
Listen to artists at 3ArenaNorth Wall Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1 |
3Arena is a state-of-the-art entertainment venue and it has world-class acoustics which is perfect for concerts when your favourite artist is visiting Dublin! Make sure to check the schedule of performances and don’t miss out!
Watch Sports at Aviva StadiumLansdowne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 |
Are you and your friends a big fan of sports? Then be sure to check the schedule of games at Aviva Stadium when you visit Dublin! You may be lucky and see a game with the Irish rugby team or the Republic of Ireland football team!
Play Gaelic GamesCLG Na Fianna, 107 St Mobhi Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9 |
Immerse in Irish culture by playing traditional games with your friends. Experience Gaelic Games allows you to be an athlete for a day! Learn the rules and play Gaelic football, handball, and hurling! And don’t worry — these games will be relaxed and easy-going, in true Gaelic style!
Try Water Sports at Bull IslandDublin Bay |
Bull Island was proclaimed as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1981 and it’s also the country’s first official bird sanctuary in the ’30s. This low-lying, dune-covered sand spit in Dublin Bay is also host to some water sports, a fun activity you and your friends can try!
Take a dip in Forty FootDun Laoghaire |
Dublin may not have your typical, tropical beaches but no trip is complete without testing its waters! A popular choice is Forty Foot, which also has a nearby sauna that can warm you up after soaking in the cold waters.
And did you know that you can easily go to Forty Foot when you use the DART? When you stay at the Maldron Hotel Pearse Street, the Pearse Street station is just a stone’s throw away, giving you access to many attractions outside the city!
Try Mixology ClassVarious locations |
Dublin’s bartenders are the best in the world! With pubs jampacked every night, one wonders how they manage! Well, wonder no more as several pubs and academies offer mixology classes for groups and private parties! Try a cocktail mixing class being offered at places like 37 Dawson Street, The Blind PIg, Buskers, and The Vintage Cocktail Club. The Dublin Bar Academy also offers weekend or two-day courses, which could be a great fit if you and your friends are only staying in Dublin for a few days!
Survive the Escape BoatsWaterways Ireland, Grand Canal Dock, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin 2 |
Have you ever tried an escape room? Have you ever played on a boat? Escape Boats is the first-ever live escape room on a boat, good for 2 to 10 players. You can choose from two games: SOS or Convicts. Solve puzzles, crack codes, and uncover mysteries as you enjoy the view of River Liffey!
Woolshed Baa & GrillThe Parnell Centre, Parnell St, Rotunda, Dublin 1 |
Around the corner from O’Connell Street you’ll find the Woolshed, a Dublin bar known not only for showing all the biggest sports fixtures, but for their impressive drinks menu and delicious pizza. A favourite spot for Australians and New Zealanders, bookings are advised for larger groups so make sure to give them a call!
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