St. Patrick’s Day Weekend at Molloy’s

Dublin will be buzzing with sport, parades, and the Bank Holiday — join us for a proper pub atmosphere, great pints, and a warm Dublin welcome all weekend.

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Live music & big atmosphere

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Perfect for pre & post match

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City-centre Dublin

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Live music & big atmosphere ☘ Perfect for pre & post match ☘ City-centre Dublin ☘

Whether you’re here for the matches, the parade, or the long weekend, Molloy’s is an easy place to land — lively, welcoming, and full of craic.

Two people sitting at a pub table celebrating St. Patrick's Day, wearing green clothing and accessories, and a glass of dark beer on the table.

Why Molloy’s

  • Big weekend atmosphere without the “tourist trap” vibe

  • Perfect meet-up spot for groups in town for sport and celebrations

  • Great pints + friendly staff who keep things moving when it’s busy

  • A proper Dublin pub experience

  • Two men wearing green rugby shirts seated at a pub table, smiling, holding glasses of beer, with a bar and decor in the background.

    Sporting Weekend

    In town for a match? We’re a brilliant stop for pre & post game pints.

  • Three men in sports jerseys with Guinness beer glasses, celebrating inside a pub with wooden walls, framed pictures, and a chandelier, smiling and posing for the photo.

    Bank Holiday Craic

    Long weekend = longer nights. Great atmosphere from afternoon to late.

  • A woman with long blonde hair playing a black wind instrument, possibly a flute, sitting inside a bus or train with a patterned red and black seat. Outside the window, there is a green fence and some signs.

    Live Music

    Check our lineup below and plan your night.

Live Music Lineup

Friday 13 March 22:00 – 00:00 Jay Floody

Saturday 14 March 9:00 – 11:00 Trad Session

Saturday 14 March 22:00 – 00:00 The Finnegans

Tuesday 17 March 14:30 – 16:30 Trad Session

Tuesday 17 March 17:00 – 19:00 Glen Brereton

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A colorful pub at a street corner with a purple and green exterior, ornate architectural details, and a large yellow sign with blue lettering. Flags are hanging outside, and there are cars and pedestrians on the street.

How to Get to Molloy’s

Heading into town for the weekend? Here are the quickest ways to find us.

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