Ireland in November
Gales come in off the Atlantic and the light fades by half four, which is exactly why November delivers the best hotel value of the year in Galway and Kerry.
Is November a good time to visit Ireland?
November is one of the better months across Ireland, with crowds averaging 50/100 and typical highs near 11°C.
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Ireland: tours and tickets in Dublin, from our booking partner.
Free cancellationCliffs of Moher, Fanore, Burren & Galway Day Trip
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Free Walking Tour of Dublin
Free cancellationGiant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle & Belfast Tour
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Free cancellationGlendalough, Wicklow & Kilkenny Day Trip
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Free cancellationGo City: Dublin All-Inclusive Pass
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Free cancellationDublin Folk Show and Dinner
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What closes and what fills up in November
- Low season begins — many west-coast businesses drop to weekend-only hours
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How November compares across the year
Frequently asked questions
Is November a good month to visit Ireland?
November is one of the better months across Ireland, with crowds averaging 50/100 and typical highs near 11°C.
How busy is Ireland in November?
Averaged across the destinations we track, Ireland sits near 50/100 in November. The calmest of them is Dublin.
What is the weather like in Ireland in November?
Expect average highs near 11°C and lows near 5°C, with roughly 12 wet days — though Ireland varies by region.