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Time difference between Sydney and Dublin

Short answer

Dublin is 9 hours behind Sydney. Right now it is 22:33 in Sydney (GMT+10, UTC+10) and 13:33 in Dublin (GMT+1, UTC+1).

Right now

Sydney · Australia

22:33

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Australian Eastern Standard Time · GMT+10 · UTC+10

Dublin · Ireland

13:33

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Irish Standard Time · GMT+1 · UTC+1

Times at the moment this page was generated. Reload for a fresh reading.


Does the difference between Sydney and Dublin change during the year?

Yes. For 182 days of 2026 the difference is 9 hours, but it moves whenever Sydney or Dublin enters or leaves daylight saving time. Here is the full 2026 calendar (dates in UTC):

FromUntilDublin vs Sydney
January 1March 29−11 h
March 29April 4−10 h
April 4October 3−9 h
October 3October 25−10 h
October 25December 31−11 h

The highlighted row is the current period. Every date comes from each zone's official rules, not from a hand-typed table.


Best time to call Dublin from Sydney (and vice versa)

With 9 hours between them there is no hour at which Sydney and Dublin are both inside a 9:00–17:00 working day. Teams split across these two cities usually alternate the sacrifice: one week the meeting lands early (7:00–8:00) in Dublin and late (18:00–19:00) in the other city, the next week the other way round. The Timezone Matcher grid shades exactly those compromise hours.


Sydney to Dublin conversion table

Each Sydney hour and its equivalent in Dublin today. Rows shaded green are working hours (9:00–17:00) in both cities at once.

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Looking for it the other way round? This page covers both directions: Dublin to Sydney is the same difference with the sign flipped.


The two time zones

SydneyAustralia/Sydney

Sydney uses Australian Eastern Time: UTC+10 in winter (AEST) and UTC+11 in summer (AEDT), from the first Sunday of October to the first Sunday of April — opposite to the northern hemisphere.

DublinEurope/Dublin

Dublin follows the same clock as London (UTC+0 in winter, UTC+1 in summer) — the European base for many US tech companies precisely because of its 5-hour gap with New York.


Frequently asked questions

How many hours difference between Sydney and Dublin?

Dublin is 9 hours behind Sydney. For most of the year (182 days) the difference is 9 hours; it shifts during the weeks when one of the two cities enters or leaves daylight saving time.

When it is 12:00 noon in Sydney, what time is it in Dublin?

03:00 in Dublin (at today's difference of 9 hours).

What is the best time for a meeting between Sydney and Dublin?

There is no overlap between the 9:00–17:00 working days of Sydney and Dublin. Teams usually alternate: an early-morning slot in Dublin lands in the late evening of the other city.

Do Sydney and Dublin observe daylight saving time?

Sydney: yes. Dublin: yes. Both change, but not necessarily on the same dates — see the transitions section on this page.

What time zone is Sydney in? And Dublin?

Sydney: Australian Eastern Standard Time (Australia/Sydney, UTC+10). Dublin: Irish Standard Time (Europe/Dublin, UTC+1).


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