Where did Ireland fans watch World Cup games in Dublin?

The venues on this page (9 of them) carry public evidence that they hosted Ireland supporters in Dublin: their own announcements, team-tagged events, or local coverage.

Where can I watch live sport in Dublin now?

See the Dublin city guide for current venue information. This page only records venues with a documented Ireland fan base during World Cup 2026.

World Cup 2026 · Dublin

Ireland fan bars in Dublin

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Last updated 2026-09-06

These 9 spots in Dublin have public evidence that they hosted a Ireland crowd: their own posts, a tagged team event, or coverage naming them as a fan bar for Ireland during World Cup 2026. This archive records where the singing was loudest; for live sport today, use the city guide.

Ireland fan spots in Dublin

Murray's Bar Shows all matches

33-34 O'Connell Street Upper, Rotunda, Dublin 1, D01 E0W2, Ireland · 4.4 stars (13,330 reviews)

Murray's has over 25 3D HD screens around the premises, showing sports from all around the world, ideal for the travelling sports fanatic.

Scheduled: Live World Cup football on 25+ HD screens

See the post @murraysbardublin Open in Google Maps

The Woolshed Baa & Grill Shows all matches

D01 K5N8, Ireland · 4.3 stars (3,733 reviews)

The venue features three massive screens and 15 plasma TVs, allowing you to catch multiple matches at once.

Scheduled: Live World Cup football across three big screens

See the post @woolshedbaa Open in Google Maps

Nancy Hands Shows all matches

30-32 Parkgate St, Stoneybatter, Dublin 8, D08 W6X3, Ireland · 4.3 stars (3,187 reviews)

they'll be showing all the biggest games across their TVs

Scheduled: All the biggest World Cup games across the TVs

See the post @nancyhandsdublin Open in Google Maps

Sinnott's Bar Shows all matches

4.3 stars (3,016 reviews)

Sinnott's is the premier venue for watching live sporting events in Dublin city centre, with 14 large screens throughout the bar.

Scheduled: FIFA World Cup 2026 on the big screens

See the post Open in Google Maps

The Camden Shows all matches

4.1 stars (2,681 reviews)

We're home to two of Ireland's largest 4K screens, including Europe's biggest indoor 4K display, making us the ultimate destination for enjoying all your favourite sports events throughout the year.

Scheduled: World Cup matches on Europe's biggest indoor 4K screen

See the post @thecamdendeluxe Open in Google Maps

Tapped Late Bar & Kitchen Shows all matches

47 Nassau St, Dublin, D02 RP20, Ireland · 4.2 stars (2,060 reviews)

large city centre bar with multiple screens, a projector and plenty of tables

Scheduled: FIFA World Cup 2026 on multiple screens and projector

See the post @cassidyswestmorelandst Open in Google Maps

Disndat Shows all matches

4.1 stars (449 reviews)

multiple TVs that will be showing all the biggest matches

Scheduled: All the biggest World Cup matches on the TVs

See the post @disndatdublin Open in Google Maps

Harcourt Bar & Garden Lounge Shows all matches

4 stars (285 reviews)

state-of-the-art LCD TVs and reserved seating, makes the HH the perfect place to soak up the match atmosphere

Scheduled: FIFA World Cup 2026 match atmosphere on LCD screens

See the post @theharcourtbar Open in Google Maps

The Arlington Hotel (Knightsbridge Bar) Shows all matches

24 Bachelors Walk, North City, Dublin, Ireland · 3.6 stars (42 reviews)

Catch every moment of the World Cup 2026 at The Knightsbridge Bar.

Scheduled: World Cup 2026 on the big screen at the Knightsbridge Bar

See the post @the_arlington_hotel Open in Google Maps

Frequently asked questions

Where did Ireland fans watch World Cup games in Dublin?: The venues on this page (9 of them) carry public evidence that they hosted Ireland supporters in Dublin: their own announcements, team-tagged events, or local coverage.
Where can I watch live sport in Dublin now?: See the Dublin city guide for current venue information. This page only records venues with a documented Ireland fan base during World Cup 2026.