For years, queues stretching down Leeson Street on a Friday and Saturday night became one of the defining sights of Dublin’s nightlife.
From tomorrow, July 24th, they’re finally set to return.
HOUSE Dublin has officially relaunched its famous late night weekends, once again welcoming guests until 2.30am every Thursday, Friday and Saturday, bringing back one of the capital’s most known and most loved late night parties.
At a time when many late night venues across Dublin have disappeared, the return of HOUSE’s famous late weekends marks a significant moment for the city’s social scene. Known for its stunning Georgian townhouse, beautiful garden, cocktails, DJs and lively weekend crowds, HOUSE has long been one of Dublin’s most recognisable nightlife destinations. Primarily welcoming working professionals 25 and above.
Guests can once again enjoy the best live DJ’s, ambiance building acts like electric violinists and saxophonists, delectable cocktails and dancing into the early hours, as HOUSE returns to the vibrant late night atmosphere that became an institution for thousands of Dubliners.
As part of the late night relaunch, HOUSE Dublin commissioned nationwide research among more than 3,000 Irish residents while HOUSE’s late night weekends were still on hiatus, to understand how people really felt about Dublin’s nightlife in their absence. Their findings found that:
- Nine in ten Dubliners struggle to find a late night venue they actually want to visit
- While 93% said they struggle to even think of somewhere they would actively choose for a night out.
- A further 86% believe other European cities such as London, Barcelona and Berlin offer a much better late night social scene than Dublin.
The research confirms there’s still a huge appetite for (now super rare) 2.30am late night experiences in the capital city.