Illustrative photoT1 Lounge
Terminal 1 (After Security)
Irish hospitality in a calm setting, perfect for a pre-flight Guinness.
Dublin's T1 Lounge provides a warm welcome with fresh snacks and a fully stocked bar.
Dublin Airport lounges
DUB · 4 lounges
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Illustrative photoThe Martello Lounge
Between Terminals 1 and 2 (after security)
Bookable airport lounge in the T1-T2 corridor with runway views, barista coffee and showers.
The Martello Lounge is run by Dublin Airport and sits after security in the corridor that links Terminals 1 and 2. It is open daily from 04:00 to 20:30, with seasonal changes, and has elegant seating with panoramic runway views, baristas, business booths for calls and work, and showers including an accessible one. Drinks are included, while cocktails cost extra. Anyone can book a stay of up to two hours, and First and Business Class passengers of Emirates, Etihad, Qatar Airways, EgyptAir and El Al get in free.
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Illustrative photoThe Liffey Lounge
Between Terminals 1 and 2 (after security, Level 1)
Dublin Airport's newest lounge, opened in 2025 in the T1-T2 corridor, with a self-serve bar and showers.
The Liffey Lounge opened in February 2025 and is tucked away on Level 1 of the corridor between Terminals 1 and 2, after security, reached by lift or escalator. It is open daily from 04:00 to 21:00. Guests help themselves to beer, cider and wine at a self-serve bar, along with hot drinks and a cold buffet, and there are shared workspaces with charging points, free Wi-Fi, digital press, TV news and accessible showers. Stays of up to two hours can be booked by anyone, British Airways passengers get in free, and Priority Pass is accepted.
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Illustrative photoThe 51st & Green Lounge
Terminal 2 (after U.S. Preclearance)
The only lounge after U.S. Preclearance in Terminal 2, for passengers flying to the United States.
The 51st & Green is the only lounge beyond U.S. Preclearance in Terminal 2, at the end of the corridor just past the U.S. departure gates, so it is the lounge for passengers bound for the United States once they have cleared U.S. immigration. It is open daily from 07:15 to 17:00. There is breakfast and a hot buffet, a cold buffet and bar, two complimentary drinks per person with cocktails at extra cost, free Wi-Fi, workspace and accessible showers. Anyone flying to the U.S. can book up to two hours; First and Business Class passengers of Aer Lingus, American, Delta and United enter free.
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