Spring forward
March 26, 2028
DST · Ireland
Daylight saving · 2028.
Ireland observes daylight saving time. Two transitions this year on the Europe/Dublin clock.
Fall back
October 29, 2028
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A year on the clock
The amber band is summer time (DST in effect). Outside the band, the clock is on standard time. Today is marked.
What changes
- In March / spring
- Clocks jump forward by 60 minutes at the transition moment. The hour just after 02:00 local is "skipped" — 02:00 becomes 03:00 instantly.
- In October / autumn
- Clocks fall back by 60 minutes. The hour after 02:00 local repeats: 01:00–02:00 happens twice.
- Zone
Europe/Dublin· the IANA timezone for Ireland's capital region. Some large countries (US, Brazil, Russia) span multiple zones — this page shows the headline zone.- Why DST?
- It shifts daylight from morning to evening during summer. Most countries near the equator skip it (sunrise/sunset shift little across the year). Several US states and EU member states have proposed abolishing it.