When to go to Dublin?

Dublin (Ireland)
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Trinity College keeps the Book of Kells under low light, with a long barrel-vaulted library above it. St Patrick's Cathedral holds its grey stone a few streets south, the Guinness Storehouse pours its pint above the old brewery, and Temple Bar handles the noise. Georgian doors in every colour of paint fill the streets in between, and the sea is never far away.

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The best time to go

For the best weather in Dublin, aim for May to June, August.

See also: Where to go in May? · Where to go in June? · Where to go in August?

Month-by-month weather in Dublin

Month☀️ h/day🌧️ mm🌡️ °CScore /100
January 4.3 48 6 50
February 4.5 62 8 47
March 6.5 111 8 51
April 8.7 81 9 60
May 10.7 58 13 69
June 11.8 72 15 73
July 9.8 92 16 65
August 10.1 82 16 68
September 7.8 113 14 57
October 6.0 114 13 50
November 4.3 83 9 46
December 3.4 78 7 43

Estimated from 3 years of data. The score (0–100) combines sunshine, dry weather, clear skies and temperature.

The climate in brief

In Dublin, the sunniest month is June, and the driest is January (about 48 mm). Temperatures peak in August (about 16°C). Over the year, an average of 995 mm of rain falls, and 3 months in 12 offer ideal weather for a trip.

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