Upcoming Events in Dublin

Dublin mixes Georgian streets, riverside walks, and legendary pubs with big‑match days, arena tours, and some of Ireland’s most popular attractions. With major games, concerts, and Guinness Storehouse or Book of Kells slots in high demand, lining up your Dublin tickets in advance makes it much easier to shape your trip.

Why Buy tickets in Dublin via SeatPick?

SeatPick brings together a wide range of Dublin tickets in one place, from rugby and football at Aviva Stadium and GAA at Croke Park to arena shows, theatre nights, and top attractions like Guinness Storehouse and Trinity College. You can compare dates, prices, and seating categories side by side instead of juggling several booking sites.

• Filter tickets by event type, price band, and section, whether you want lower‑tier seats behind the posts at Aviva, a Cusack or Hogan Stand view at Croke Park, or premium blocks at 3Arena.
• Each listing clearly shows what your admission includes, so you know if you are buying a straightforward seat, a hospitality package, or a combined tour and tasting at places like the Guinness Storehouse.
• All partners are vetted, and every ticket comes with at least a 100% guarantee, so locking in key nights from abroad feels much less risky.
• Event pages highlight Dublin‑specific details such as DART, Luas, and bus access, plus nearby areas for pre‑ or post‑event food and pints.
• Seeing sports, concerts, and landmarks together helps you build a realistic day‑by‑day plan around the weather, avoiding avoidable queues and clashes between tours and kick‑offs.

Top Dublin sports teams

Dublin is the beating heart of Irish sport, with international rugby and football, Gaelic games, and provincial rugby all within easy reach of the city centre.

Ireland rugby & football at Aviva Stadium

Aviva Stadium in Dublin 4 is a modern 51,000‑capacity venue that hosts Ireland’s national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland football team. Six Nations games, autumn internationals, and key qualifiers create some of the city’s loudest nights, and the stadium is also used for occasional American football fixtures and major concerts.

Dublin GAA at Croke Park

Croke Park on the north side is the spiritual home of the GAA and one of Europe’s largest stadiums, with room for more than 80,000 fans. It stages All‑Ireland football and hurling finals and big Dublin games, and visitors can also book stadium and Skyline tours plus the GAA Museum to understand why Gaelic games matter so much locally.

Leinster Rugby and other events at RDS Arena

RDS Arena in Ballsbridge is home to Leinster Rugby and also hosts equestrian events and occasional concerts. With a more intimate capacity than the big stadiums and a location in a leafy embassy and events district, it offers a different match‑day feel while still being close to the city core.

Top Dublin music venues

Dublin’s music scene runs from huge waterfront arenas to ornate theatres and beloved club‑sized rooms, reflecting its long link with live performance.

3Arena

3Arena, on North Wall Quay in the Docklands, is Dublin’s main indoor arena and regularly ranks among the world’s busiest venues by ticket sales. With capacity for around 13,000 people and strong production capabilities, it is the default stop for big pop, rock, and comedy tours passing through Ireland.

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in the Grand Canal Dock area is a modern theatre that hosts large‑scale musicals, touring West End and Broadway shows, and selected concerts. Its riverside location and purpose‑built auditorium make it the go‑to for big production runs that need more space and technical facilities than traditional city theatres.

Olympia Theatre and Vicar Street

The 3Olympia Theatre on Dame Street is a historic, Victorian‑style venue that stages concerts, plays, comedy, and special events and has hosted artists from David Bowie to Radiohead. Vicar Street, on Thomas Street, is a favourite for Dubliners thanks to its roughly 1,500‑capacity room and strong reputation for both gigs and stand‑up, with a who’s‑who of Irish and international performers on its posters.

Top Dublin attractions tickets

Dublin’s attractions mix big‑name draws with smaller museums and historic sites, and some benefit from timed tickets or advance booking.​ There are plenty of stops to take on your Dublin journey and the city is certainly ideal for those who are holidaying with family as well as adults planning a trip without children.

Highlights include:

• Guinness Storehouse at St James’s Gate, a multi‑storey experience that ends with a pint in the Gravity Bar and views across the city.
• Trinity College and the Book of Kells, plus the Long Room library, which can be visited via timed experiences that explain the manuscript and college history.
• Kilmainham Gaol, telling the story of Irish independence, which usually requires pre‑booked tickets due to limited guided‑tour capacity.
• Phoenix Park, St Stephen’s Green, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, and Jameson’s Bow Street Distillery, all easy to slot between or around more structured visits.

Planning your Dublin visit

Whether you are in Dublin for a rugby weekend, a city break with pubs and live music, or a longer loop around Ireland, SeatPick can help you knit games, shows, and sights into one plan. With tickets from partners that offer at least a 100% purchase guarantee, you can lock in key dates and then leave room for weather‑dependent choices and spontaneous pub sessions.​

From a Six Nations match at Aviva Stadium or an All‑Ireland weekend at Croke Park to a 3Arena arena night and a day between Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, and the city’s parks and cathedrals, SeatPick is your companion for finding Dublin tickets quickly and reliably. Secure your Dublin passes and tickets in advance so you do not miss the moments that make this city so easy to love.