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Dublin packing list

Everything you actually need for Dublin, and nothing you don't — with notes on what's specific to this destination.

Dublin, Ireland packing list

15 items across 5 categories — 10 marked essential.

Clothing

  • Waterproof and Windproof JacketEssential
    Dublin's weather is notoriously changeable, with rain and wind common year-round.
  • Comfortable Walking ShoesEssential
    You'll be doing a lot of walking on potentially uneven cobblestone streets.
  • Layers (Sweaters, Fleeces)Essential
    Temperatures can fluctuate throughout the day and are generally cool.
  • Smart Casual Outfit
    For evenings out at pubs or restaurants, though Dublin is generally relaxed.
  • UmbrellaEssential
    A compact, sturdy umbrella is a must for sudden showers.

Electronics

  • Power Adapter (Type G)Essential
    Ireland uses Type G sockets, the same as the UK.
  • Portable Power Bank
    Useful for keeping your phone charged while out exploring all day.

Health & Safety

  • Personal MedicationsEssential
    Bring enough for your trip, as specific brands may be hard to find.
  • Small First-Aid Kit
    For minor cuts or blisters from walking.

Documents & Money

  • Passport/IDEssential
    Required for travel and identification.
  • Credit/Debit CardsEssential
    Widely accepted, but some smaller establishments might prefer cash.
  • Euros (€)Essential
    Good to have some cash for smaller purchases or tips, though ATMs are common.

Cultural & Miscellaneous

  • Reusable Water Bottle
    Tap water is safe and excellent quality; filling up saves money and waste.
  • Small Backpack or Day BagEssential
    For carrying daily essentials while sightseeing.
  • Guidebook or Offline Maps
    Helpful for navigating and learning about historical sites.

Destination-specific tips

  • Tap water is safe to drink throughout Ireland, so bring a reusable bottle.
  • While cards are widely accepted, carrying some cash (Euros) is advisable for smaller shops or tips.
  • Be prepared for all four seasons in one day; layering is key.
  • Public transport (buses, Luas tram) is efficient for getting around the city, consider a Leap Visitor Card.
  • Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated for excellent service (around 10% in restaurants if service charge isn't included).

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