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Mother

Mother, Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland
Mother opened in 2010 to offer a unique experience to the queer community of Dublin. Music and emerging talent are at the heart this weekly queer clubbing venue seeks to be the home of live music in the city. Late club nights feature some of the country's best DJs who play electro and disco music to keep the party going into the early hours
Dancing
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Popular bars in
Dublin
EUPHORIA
Euphoria is relatively new on Dublin's gay scene but is already super popular as the largest gay club night you can find in Ireland. This large and lively party takes place once or twice a month, with guest DJs providing all your favourite house music. This isn't just a club, it's an experience with the best music and the wildest crowd who love to dance well into the early hours.
PantiBar
This cosy little watering hole is full of personality as you'd expect from the bar owned by the queen of Dublin drag. This friendly and flamboyant space acts as a meeting place for city's diverse queer community. All sorts of people hang out here during the week for a quieter drink, while come the weekend there's always a party with themed events, live performances, and a mix of music from pop to rock.
Street 66
Tucked away in the heart of trendy south Dublin, close to Dublin castle, Street 66 is a live musical bar. The interior is beautifully designed with rustic yet warm decor so you can relax and feel at home, making this is one of the most loved bars in the city. Music ranges from reggae to soul and jazz, so if you're looking for a uniquely and stylish space, good music, and even better drinks, this is the place to be.
Mother
Mother opened in 2010 to offer a unique experience to the queer community of Dublin. Music and emerging talent are at the heart this weekly queer clubbing venue seeks to be the home of live music in the city. Late club nights feature some of the country's best DJs who play electro and disco music to keep the party going into the early hours
The George
The George has been heavily involved in Dublin's LGBTQ+ scene since it opened over 36 years ago, offering a safe and fun space to dance the night away. Today it features nationally recognised drag acts, plus a huge dance floor and a bar that's open throughout the day. Switching from afternoon drinks to after dark parties, The George hosts the ultimate late night clubbing experience.
Pennylane
Owned by the same iconic drag queen as PantiBar, Pennylane offers a lightly more relaxed (but equally queer and fun) alternative to the other LGBTQ+ bars and clubs in the area. A stylish interior and chilled out vibe make Pennylane perfect for drinks with friends or a hangout after work. You can start your evening here if you're feeling sophisticated before heading across the road to PantiBar for a dance.
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