Things to Do in Dublin This Weekend -- Concerts, Sports & More
Discover the best things to do in Dublin this weekend (28 Aug - 30 Aug 2026). Find top Concerts and Sports events at Croke Park and more.
Activities in Dublin This Weekend - Your Weekly Events Hub
Ready for the weekend? Here is our curated list of the absolute best things to do this weekend (28 Aug - 30 Aug 2026):
- Bon Jovi at Croke Park - Sunday, 30 August 2026. Tickets From $199.
- Aer Lingus College Football Classic: TCU Horned Frogs vs. North Carolina Tar Heels at Aviva Stadium - Saturday, 29 August 2026. Tickets From $653.
- Irish Whiskey Museum: Cocktail Masterclass + Tastings at Dublin Wine & Spirits Workshops - Friday, 28 August 2026. Tickets From $64.
Concerts in Dublin This Weekend
Experience the best Concerts in Dublin this weekend. From major headliners at Croke Park to vibrant sets at Aviva Stadium, the energy is unmatched.
Don't worry if tickets seem scarce; many venues release a handful of last-minute spots right before the show.
Sports in Dublin This Weekend
Dublin has a wonderful lineup of Sports to offer this weekend. Catch what's happening at Croke Park or Aviva Stadium.
For last-minute tickets:
Unsold tickets often go on sale just hours before start time, so it's always worth checking for a last-minute bargain.
Things to Do in Dublin on Saturday vs Sunday
A quick comparison to help you plan your weekend.
| Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|
| Headline gigs & big events: most major concerts and festivals land on Saturday night. | Markets & culture: brunch spots, markets and galleries are usually a Sunday move. |
| Crowds: busy from midday, peaking 1-4pm in central areas. | Crowds: quieter until early afternoon, building from 11am and easing by 3pm. |
| Nightlife: bustling city centre, longer venue hours. | Pace: relaxed cafes, jazz brunches, afternoon sessions. |
Bottom line: Saturday wins for big-ticket events. Sunday is better for a slower, more local feel - markets, galleries, and long lunches.
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FAQ
Which area of Dublin is best for a weekend out?
Many of this weekend's top events are happening near Croke Park and Aviva Stadium, making those areas ideal for a night out.
Is Saturday or Sunday better for things to do in Dublin?
Saturdays are typically packed with headline shows and bustling crowds. Sundays offer a more laid-back local experience, perfect for daytime events, relaxed dining, and art galleries.