Dublin City Council Night-Time Economy Strategy

The Dublin City Council Night-Time Economy Strategy is a comprehensive plan designed to cultivate a thriving night-time culture in our city. By focusing on transport connectivity, safety, and cultural diversity, we aim to make Dublin a vibrant and inclusive destination after dark—offering something for everyone, from live performances to safe social spaces. Let’s elevate Dublin to be one of the best cities in Europe for night-time experiences

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Your Dublin Your Voice: Night-Time Economy Survey Results

The latest Your Dublin Your Voice survey highlights the strong public support for Dublin’s night-time economy, with 92% agreeing that the evening-time economy (6pm–midnight) is vital to the city’s overall economic health. Safety, transport, and access to low-cost activities emerged as top priorities, all of which are addressed in the Dublin City Council (DCC) Night-Time Economy Strategy. Initiatives such as Comedy Culture in the Capital and Nocturnal Beats (Culture Night Late) received positive ratings from 81% and 76% of attendees respectively, while over 75% and up to 98% supported the continuation of the new Help Zone initiative. Read the full survey results

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Dublin Nights

This is a dedicated section relating to the Night-Time Economy in Dublin, where you’ll find updates on what Dublin’s Night-Time Economy Advisor has been up to, along with various initiatives Dublin City Council is implementing to enhance our city after dark. Dublin Nights Mapped

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Previous NTE Events

St. Patrick’s Festival After Dark St. Patrick’s Festival After Dark returned to Dublin City from March 14th to 17th with a vibrant late night programme of music, club events and live performances across some of the city’s most popular venues. Supported by Dublin City Council’s Night-Time Economy Advisor in association with St. Patrick’s Festival Dublin, the programme cele

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NTE Initiatives

Dublin Nights Help Zone “The Nee Naw” Impact Report The six month pilot, delivered by Dublin City Council and funded by the Department of Justice, provided a visible late night welfare and medical support presence in Dublin city centre from July to December. During that period, the service recorded approximately 2,000 engagements, including 141 medical intervention