Stag & Hen Do in Dublin: the complete 2026 guide

Ireland’s most festive city: Temple Bar, guided pub crawls and endless pints of Guinness.

from 230/pp

Ireland

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1h45

Paris ✈ Dublin

  • Temple Bar
  • Guided pub crawls
  • Endless Guinness

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Everything for a successful stag / hen do, at the best price.

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Dublin is Ireland's most festive city: the Temple Bar district, guided pub crawls and endless pints of Guinness, 1h45 from Paris. Pub culture at its absolute peak.

Why have your stag do in Dublin?

Nowhere is pub culture this alive: live music in every Temple Bar pub, guided pub crawls, a Guinness Storehouse visit with a rooftop pint. The Irish are welcoming, the party is in the city's DNA and everyone speaks English. Ideal for a first stag abroad.

How much does a stag do in Dublin cost?

Budget €230-280 per person for 2 nights, flights excluded. A guided pub crawl runs around €25-30, the Guinness Storehouse €25-30. Note: pints in Temple Bar are among the priciest in Europe, plan a comfortable drinks budget.

When to go and practical info

All year: the pubs are cosy in any weather. St Patrick's Day (17 March) is a wild party but packed and pricey. Currency: the euro. Compact, walkable centre; bring a waterproof jacket, the weather changes fast.

Book activities in Dublin

The stag and hen activities tried and loved by our groups: boat party, pub crawl, karting, beer spa and more, bookable online with free cancellation.

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Activities in Dublin

Frequently asked questions

What budget for a stag do in Dublin?

€230-280 per person for 2 nights (central stay, 2 activities, two nights out), transport excluded. Temple Bar pints are pricey, budget generously for drinks.

What to do for a stag do in Dublin?

A guided Temple Bar pub crawl, the Guinness Storehouse and a live-music night. A whiskey tasting, karting and an escape room round out the weekend.

How long is the flight from Paris?

About 1h45 direct, with plenty of links from most major European cities.

When is the best time to go?

All year thanks to the cosy pubs. St Patrick's Day (mid-March) is legendary but packed and pricey; spring and autumn offer the best balance.

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