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Ramadan 2027 Timetable: Dublin

Sehri (suhoor) and iftar times for every day of Ramadan 2027 in Dublin, Ireland. Ramadan is expected to begin on Monday, 8 February 2027 (or a day later) and end with Eid ul-Fitr on about Tuesday 9 March.

First sehri ends05:59 on Mon 8 Feb
First iftar17:22 on Mon 8 Feb
Longest fast13h 15m on 8 Mar

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DateDaySehri endsIftarFast
Mon 8 Feb105:5917:2211h 23m
Tue 9 Feb205:5717:2311h 26m
Wed 10 Feb305:5617:2511h 29m
Thu 11 Feb405:5417:2711h 33m
Fri 12 Feb505:5217:2911h 37m
Sat 13 Feb605:5017:3111h 41m
Sun 14 Feb705:4917:3311h 44m
Mon 15 Feb805:4717:3511h 48m
Tue 16 Feb905:4517:3711h 52m
Wed 17 Feb1005:4317:3911h 56m
Thu 18 Feb1105:4117:4112h 00m
Fri 19 Feb1205:3917:4312h 04m
Sat 20 Feb1305:3717:4512h 08m
Sun 21 Feb1405:3517:4712h 12m
Mon 22 Feb1505:3317:4912h 16m
Tue 23 Feb1605:3117:5112h 20m
Wed 24 Feb1705:2917:5312h 24m
Thu 25 Feb1805:2717:5512h 28m
Fri 26 Feb1905:2417:5712h 33m
Sat 27 Feb2005:2217:5912h 37m
Sun 28 Feb2105:2018:0112h 41m
Mon 1 Mar2205:1818:0212h 44m
Tue 2 Mar2305:1518:0412h 49m
Wed 3 Mar2405:1318:0612h 53m
Thu 4 Mar2505:1118:0812h 57m
Fri 5 Mar2605:0818:1013h 02m
Sat 6 Mar2705:0618:1213h 06m
Sun 7 Mar2805:0318:1413h 11m
Mon 8 Mar2905:0118:1613h 15m
Tue 9 MarEid (expected), or still Ramadan if it started a day later04:5818:1813h 20m

Times for Dublin (53.35, -6.26), local time, calculated with the Muslim World League method: Fajr at 18°, Maghrib at sunset. Sehri ends at Fajr; many mosques advise stopping about 10 minutes earlier. Ramadan dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar and are expected until the moon is sighted. If Ramadan starts a day later where you are, use the same row for each date: the times depend on the date, not the Ramadan day.

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Questions

When does Ramadan 2027 start in Dublin?

The first fast is expected on Monday, 8 February 2027 or Tuesday 9 February. In Ireland, the start date is the same day as Saudi Arabia or one day later, depending on your mosque. The date is confirmed after the new moon is sighted on the evening before.

What time is sehri and iftar in Dublin on the first day?

On Monday 8 February, sehri ends at 05:59 (Fajr) and iftar is at 17:22 (Maghrib), a fast of 11h 23m.

How long are the fasts in Dublin?

From 11h 23m on 8 February to 13h 15m on 8 March. Fasts get longer through the month as the days lengthen.

Why are these times different from my mosque's timetable?

Mosques use different calculation methods and add a few minutes of caution. This timetable uses the Muslim World League method (Fajr at 18°, Maghrib at sunset). Many mosques advise stopping eating about 10 minutes before the sehri time (imsak). If your mosque publishes a timetable, follow it.