Ireland · Leinster

Prayer Times in Dublin, Ireland

Today, November 15, 2026, prayer times in Dublin, Ireland are Fajr 5:47 AM, Sunrise 7:50 AM, Dhuhr 12:10 PM, Asr 2:08 PM, Maghrib 4:29 PM and Isha 6:24 PM (local time, Europe/Dublin).

Today's prayer times in Dublin

Next prayer

Dhuhr at 12:10 PM

After Fajr (5:47 AM) · Asr follows at 2:08 PM

  • Fajr in Dublin

    5:47AM

    Current

  • Sunrise in Dublin

    7:50AM

    Not a prayer

  • Dhuhr in Dublin

    12:10PM

    Next

  • Asr in Dublin

    2:08PM

    Upcoming

  • Maghrib in Dublin

    4:29PM

    Upcoming

  • Isha in Dublin

    6:24PM

    Upcoming

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About prayer times in Dublin

PrayerZTime calculates these timings for Dublin (Leinster, Ireland) from the point 53.3331, -6.2489 in the Northern Hemisphere. Prayer times for Dublin use the Europe/Dublin timezone; any daylight-saving adjustment is determined by the timetable date. The Qibla direction for Dublin is 114.1° (south-east), and the great-circle distance to Makkah measures close to 5,256 km.

Because Dublin lies far from the equator (53.3°), twilight can last for hours in summer and Isha may come very late. Quick facts for Dublin: latitude 53.3331, longitude -6.2489, timezone Europe/Dublin, Qibla 114.1°, distance to Makkah 5,256 km.

How prayer times are calculated in Dublin

Here is how the prayer times for Dublin, Leinster, Ireland, are calculated. Across the year the calculator gives Dublin about 17 hours of daylight around the June solstice and about 7 hours 30 minutes around the December solstice, a swing of 9 hours 30 minutes. At 53.3° north, the midsummer sun only dips about 13.2° below the horizon, short of the 18° needed, so the angle-based high-latitude rule sets Fajr and Isha on the shortest nights. This page applies the Muslim World League convention to Dublin. Under it, dawn (Fajr) is set at a solar depression of 18°, while Isha starts when the sun is 17° below the horizon.

On today's timetable, sunrise to Maghrib spans 8 hours 39 minutes. Fajr comes 2 hours 3 minutes before sunrise, and Isha follows Maghrib by 1 hour 55 minutes. Times are shown in Europe/Dublin (UTC+00:00 in January). The Qibla bearing from Dublin is 114.1° clockwise from true north, over a distance of about 5,256 km to Makkah. For Asr the standard shadow ratio of one is used (Shafi'i, Maliki, Hanbali); Hanafi Asr comes later in the afternoon.

Dublin is in Ireland. These prayer times use coordinates 53.3330600, -6.2488900 and the Europe/Dublin timezone.

Tomorrow

Fajr 5:49 AM, Dhuhr 12:10 PM, Asr 2:07 PM, Maghrib 4:27 PM, Isha 6:23 PM.

These are Adhan / prayer-start times. These are calculated prayer-period starts for Dublin, not mosque Jamaat/Iqamah times — check with your local mosque for congregation times.

Friday prayer

Next Jumu'ah in Dublin —

Dhuhr prayer start

12:11 PM

Jumu'ah (Jumma) is the congregational Friday prayer, held in place of Dhuhr. The Dhuhr start time is shown as a reference for when the Jumu'ah period begins. PrayerZTime calculates it from the selected calculation settings; it is not a mosque Khutbah time and not a mosque Jumu'ah Jamaat/Iqamah time.

PrayerZTime does not invent mosque Jumu'ah congregation times. Verified mosque Khutbah and Jamaat times for Dublin aren't listed yet; when verified mosque data is added, it will appear here separately from Adhan/prayer-start times.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What time is Fajr in Dublin today?

Fajr in Dublin today (November 15, 2026) begins at 5:47 AM local time, calculated with the Muslim World League method.

When does Fajr end in Dublin?

The Fajr period ends at sunrise, which is 7:50 AM in Dublin today. Pray before then.

What time is Maghrib (Iftar) in Dublin today?

Maghrib in Dublin today is at 4:29 PM. When fasting, Iftar is at Maghrib.

What time is Jumuah in Dublin?

Jumuah is prayed in place of Dhuhr on Friday. Dhuhr in Dublin today is 12:10 PM; check your mosque for the khutbah and congregation time.

Which direction is the Qibla from Dublin?

The Qibla from Dublin is 114.1° from true north (roughly south-east). The Kaaba in Makkah is about 5,256 km away.

Which calculation method is used for Dublin, and why might my mosque differ?

This page uses Muslim World League. A mosque may use a different calculation method, Asr rule or locally approved timetable. Confirm congregation times directly with the mosque.

Which timezone are Dublin prayer times shown in?

All times are local time in Europe/Dublin, for coordinates 53.3331, -6.2489. Where daylight saving applies, the UTC offset depends on the timetable date.

How long is the longest and shortest day in Dublin?

About 17 hours of daylight around the June solstice and about 7 hours 30 minutes around the December solstice, from sunrise to sunset.

Which Fajr and Isha angles are used for Dublin?

The Muslim World League method: Fajr at 18° of solar depression and Isha when the sun is 17° below the horizon.

Is a high-latitude rule used for Dublin?

Yes. Around midsummer the sun dips only about 13.2° below the horizon at 53.3° north, so Fajr and Isha are set by the angle-based high-latitude rule on those nights.

How long is it from Fajr to sunrise in Dublin today?

2 hours 3 minutes today. Isha begins 1 hour 55 minutes after Maghrib.