Sports Bar in Dublin
Looking for a great spot in Dublin’s heart? FANZO’s got you covered.
Best Places to Watch Sports in Dublin
Use this page to find pubs and sports bars in Dublin showing live sport on TV. Search by area or postcode, then open a pub profile to see key details: screens, HD, food and drink, and any FANZO offers—so you can pick the perfect place to watch the action.
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The Camden
0.7 km
dublin
££
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The Camden
(358)
0.7 km
dublin
££
Serving great food 7 days a week - We are a multi-purpose venue with a sports bar, brewery, private cinema, speakeasy & exclusive bookable area's. We are now open 7 days a week so pop in and say hello
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Murray's Bar
1.1 km
dublin
££
(37)
Murray's Bar
(37)
1.1 km
dublin
££
No 1 in Dublin for Food, Irish Dancing and Live Sport
BrewDog Outpost
2.4 km
dublin 2
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BrewDog Outpost
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2.4 km
dublin 2
Our 10,000ft red shipping container Outpost bar is a destination in itself, boasting two floors, two bars, and two stunning outdoor terraces, including a heated balcony for year-round comfort. With 30 taps and an extensive food menu offers everything from burgers and pizzas to fresh salads, hearty brunch options, indulgent desserts, and a variety of delicious vegan choices., it's a haven for beer and food enthusiasts alike. If you're after the ultimate spot to catch the game, look no further. With 15 screens throughout the venue (including two on our balcony terrace) and coverage from Sky Sports, RTE, Virgin Media, Premier Sports, and TNT, you won’t miss a single moment of the action. For added fun, our Outpost bar features four Olympic-sized shuffleboard tables and a unique Berlin-style photobooth, ensuring your experience is unforgettable. Currently, if you book in for a group of 6+ for the first Six Nations match on January 31st, we'll throw in a beer tower and plate of sharing wings on us!
The Square Ball
1.4 km
dublin
££
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The Square Ball
(3)
1.4 km
dublin
££
Sports, games, craft brews, cocktails and wine bar, 45 Hogan Pl, Dublin 2
McGowans of Phibsboro
1.6 km
dublin 7
££
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McGowans of Phibsboro
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1.6 km
dublin 7
££
Dublin’s best known, worst kept secret for a great night out! Great sports bar, with 16 screens, 2 large projectors, and constant food & drink specials. McGowans of Phibsboro offers guaranteed fun, great music and excellent quality food, Late Bar, Fabulous DJ’s and amazing laser-illuminated nightclub venue.
Nolita
0.1 km
dublin
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Nolita
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0.1 km
dublin
££
Where New York and Dublin collide, this classy venue is a good place to catch international rugby tournaments.
Hogans
0.1 km
dublin
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Hogans
(8)
0.1 km
dublin
££
best pint in town in an old style pub. Pop in today
Brogans
0.1 km
dublin 2
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Brogans
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0.1 km
dublin 2
Brogans Bar on Dame St in the centre of Dublin city, is an old style Dublin pub housing the largest collection of Guinness memorabilia outside the brewery. Brogans Bar offers a friendly welcome to both visitors and locals, with an old timey atmosphere. Brogans prides itself on serving an excellent pint of Guinness. Located a few doors down from Olympia Theatre.
Capitol Lounge
0.1 km
dublin
Capitol Lounge
0.1 km
dublin
Capitol Lounge is situated at the junction of South Great George’s Street and Aungier Street in Dublin 2, in the heart of Dublin’s fashionable Village quarter. Serving up a cosmopolitan mix of excellent cocktails, great music, sporting events and sophisticated surroundings
The George
0.2 km
dublin
££
(1)
The George
(1)
0.2 km
dublin
££
The best LGBTQ nightclub in Dublin.
Where to Watch Live Sports in Dublin
Here at FANZO, we know just how great the thrill is of watching the most dramatic sport in the best locations around the world. So with that in mind, there can surely be no better place to watch live sport than in Dublin. It's a city that is world famous for, amongst other things, the pubs and bars. The atmosphere is unrivalled anywhere in Europe, even without the sport on the big screen, but add this to the mix and what you have is a truly memorable sporting experience.
Dublin’s city centre is packed with top pubs for live sports. Temple Bar has plenty of lively spots with big screens and electric atmospheres. Camden Street and Harcourt Street are also full of great bars where you can catch all the major events.