The 2027 Pride March and Parade will take place on Saturday, June 26th 2027.
Each year, over 100,000 people take part in the Dublin Pride Parade: it is the biggest celebration of diversity and inclusion on the island of Ireland. If you are taking part in the parade as an individual or with a group of friends, there is no need to register. This is a free event and there are a number of ways that you can take part.
Once the parade moves onto the Quays, you can join in anywhere you like. Access to the assembly zones on O’Connell Street is restricted for capacity, but if you would like to join in on O’Connell Street, head to the Purple Zone. This is a public join in point and will start moving at around 1.30pm.
If you are joining as part of a group, we ask that you register in advance. There are no fees for community groups or non-profit organisations joining the parade. Fees apply for businesses and these are used to support community participation in the parade.
The first half of the parade is reserved for community groups and other non profit organisations. There is no fee to enter but we ask that you register in advance. If you need any help or support planning your parade entry, contact parade@dublinpride.ie
The second half of the Parade, the Yellow, Green and Blue zones, are for Pride At Work Partners and other worker groups. Businesses that would like to join the parade must first become Pride At Work members. Your position in the parade is based on when you register and pay your fees. The earlier you register, the closer you are to the front.
This form is for Civil and Public Service groups (excluding commercial state agencies), Political Parties and Trade Unions. If you are a non-profit community organisation, charity or student union, please click here. If you are a commercial for profit business, please click here.
If you need any help with this form or with your Pride plans, please contact parade@dublinpride.ie
We are committed to making Dublin Pride an accessible and inclusive event for all. Some of our current supports include accessible viewing areas at O’Connell Street and a second quiet zone at City Quay, accessible buses and a dedicated support team.
For more information, or if you have any specific needs that you require support with, contact inclusion@dublinpride.ie
The route is 1.4km long. Make sure you wear shoes you can walk in and take a break if you need to. Our team will be on hand to help you and we’ll have extra water if you need it.
Be sound, look out for each other and have an amazing Pride!
PHOTOS: Luke McLoughlin, Colm Molloy, Jed Dowling, Veda Lady, Volkswagen Ireland, DCC, Proud To Work For Ireland.
