Alchemy Club
Alchemy is Dublin’s most exciting new club and venue. Situated on Fleet Street in Temple Bar, Alchemy is transforming nights out with the best DJs, and ambience Dublin has to offer.
Club M
Located in Dublin’s cultural quarter, Temple Bar, Club M has been providing its guests with the finest cocktails, service and entertainment for over a decade. Spanning 2 floors with fantastic galleries overlooking the main arena, the Club M vibe is exuberant, extrovert and relaxed, with none of the pretentiousness commonly associated with a fashionable night club.
There are 2 Chill Out areas on the lower level. Low comfortable leather seating combined with relaxed sound & lighting make them the perfect choice for groups of 8 to 40 people to book in advance.
Lillies Bordello
At When in Dublin, we bring experience, expertise and exclusivity to everything we organise for you before, during and afteryour visit to the Irish capital.
Whether you seek a 5th floor penthouse overlooking the River Liffey or bespoke chauffeur cars to bring you around, prime dining reservations or a private casino night for your company, hot air balloon rides or golden tickets to the biggest sold out events, in fact anything that you might need, want or desire, When in Dublin is at your finger tips to provide that exemplary service with a subtle touch of luxury, style and discretion.
Buck Whaleys
The New Bucks Townhouse @ Buck Whaley’s is located in the city centre with a history of excellence it was created to meet the mainstream markets requirements. The management have over 20 years experience in this field and will be on hand at all stages to complete the perfect event at every level from private birthday parties to top international events featuring artists such as Sophie Ellis Bextor and Richard Jones. We host ‘My House’ every Friday with amazing special guests and our signature weekly ‘Saturday Night SKKY’ which also boasts a club of who’s who in the world of Celebrity.
Krystle Nightclub
Krystle combines hip-hop, house, funk and rock fused with the live rhythms of some of London’s coolest percussionists, Krystle has developed an atmosphere upbeat and electric yet equally relaxed and understated. A modern bar & cocktail menu combining old classics with its own unique twists further establish its credentials, and attract a more mature clientele. The wait is over. Its time to experience Dublin’s elegant alternative
NV Nightclub
With one of Dublin’s largest beer gardens, NV Nightclub located on 25/26 Lesson Street is Dublin’s newest classy and elegant hotspot!
Open from 11pm till late every Friday & Saturday with top DJ’s and top tunes including a mix of chart, R&B and even a few oldies to help keep everyone happy – NV Nightclub is the place to be. NV is over 23′s with neat dress code.
Tripod
POD first opened in 1993 in the vaults of the old historic Railway Station on Harcourt St. Sweeping the boards at many International Awards that year, the cutting edge design juxtaposed the preserved stark grey stone walls of the vaults with colourful soft furnishings and shimmering candlelight.
The opening of POD coincided with the arrival of club culture in Dublin. At the forefront of garage and house music in Dublin, the dance floor has heaved to all the great house DJ’s including Paul Oakenfold, Danny Rampling, Frankie Knuckles, Marshall Jefferson, Grandmaster Flash and Boy George to name but a few.
POD has had several makeovers since those heady days, periodically transforming its face and its rhythm to suit the changing times. Its latest incarnation was designed by renowned Austrialian architect and designer Andy Martin.
DTwo Nightclub
DTwo is conveniently located on the beautiful Georgian area of Harcourt Street. Comprised of a sophisticated modern and stylish bar proving very popular with the after work crowd. Dtwo boasts one of the most popular beer gardens in Dublin and is complimented by very busy nightclub – an extremely popular choice for any event or party.
The Front Lounge
One of the original new Dub pubs, the Lounge is as slick as they come, although it may be losing its uber-cool mantle to the Morrison. Inside, it’s a posers shoot-out to the death: gentlemen in designer suits, ties and stubble; gentlewomen on chaise longues staring at the fountains. It’s as cool as a penguin’s bum, but there’s still enough of a vibe for you to relax with an Irish and coke. Just don’t go in dungarees.
Traffic
The latest in Dublin’s Urban Lounge scene, Traffic claims to be “intentionally under-designed” although it looked pretty designer-swank to us. From the chandeliers and sumptuous white leather seats of the main bar, to the siren-red hues of the downstairs club, it wouldn’t look out of place in chicest Paris. Traffic Jam is a student-heavy Thursday night in the downstairs club, but get off that crowded back-road and stick to the smooth-running A-Lane highway upstairs, where sophisticated older regulars take stools at the cosy walnut bar counter and pick from dozens of classic and eclectic cocktail creations, our favourite being a Jameson whiskey sour.
