2026 Dublin lgbtq+ Pride Parade | Mórshiúl agus Paráid Bhróid LADTA+ Átha Cliath. Saturday June 27th.

Early registration will open in August 2026.

Bród LADTA+ Átha Cliath | Dublin LGBTQ+ Pride 2026. One Story - Many Voices | Scéal Amháin - Go Leor Guthanna. Take a look back at oue 2026 Festival.

PHOTOS: Luke McLoughlin, Colm Molloy, Jed Dowling, Veda Lady, Volkswagen Ireland, DCC, Proud To Work For Ireland.

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 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.

Speaking of hot weather, you know the drill. Water, high factor sunscreen, a hat if you need it, and look out for those who may be vulnerable.

Parade Route:
1. Parade Assembly - O'Connell Street
2. Eden Quay
3. Custom House Quay
4. Talbot Memorial Bridge
5. City Quay
6. Lombard Street
7. Westland Row
8. Merrion Street Lower
1.4km

Image shows a map of central Dublin with the route laid out.

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!

Accessibility – 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

Proudly supported by Comhairle Cathrach Bhaile Átha Cliath/DublIN City Council, An Roinn Aeráide Fuinnimh agus Comhshaoil/Department of Climate Energy and the Environment, An Roinn Cultúir Cumarsáide agus Spóirt/Department of Culture Communication and Sport; An Roinn Leanaí, Míchumáis agus Comhionnanais | Department of Children, Disability and Equality
2026 Festival Sponsors: Volkswagen, Pride At Work, Sky, Just Eat. Media Partners: FM104, GCN, Virgin Media. Hospitality Partner: Mercantile Group.