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  • From the last Sunday of March @ 1 AM UTC (1 AM GMT) until the last Sunday of October @ 1 AM UTC (2 AM IEST), the time in Ireland is UTC + 1 hour (Irish Summer Time).
  • From the last Sunday of October @ 1 AM UTC (2 AM IEST) until the last Sunday of March @ 1 AM UTC (1 AM GMT), the time in Ireland is UTC (Greenwich Mean Time).
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Both Dublin and London are in the same time zone.
there is no time difference between the 2

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15y ago
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Dublin works on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) so to get the time you need to know what the time difference is between where you are and GMT.

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When this question was asked it was 14:00 on Monday, 2nd February 2009

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GMT : +0:00

A few minutes different to England

It is 20.18pm

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Ireland is 8 hours ahead of California, so when it is 8pm in California, it is 4am on the following day in Dublin.

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The time in Dublin is Irish Summer Time (UTC+1) from the last Sunday of March to the last Sunday of October and Greenwich Mean Time (UTC) the rest of the year.

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12.34 pm - same time zone as London (GMT)

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GMT, the same as UK

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8 pm

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