Dublin to Seoul: time difference and best times to meet
Seoul is 8 hours ahead of Dublin. Their working days overlap for 1 hour, from 9am to 10am in Dublin (5pm–6pm in Seoul). The best time to schedule is 9am Dublin time, which is 5pm in Seoul.
Europe/Dublin
Asia/Seoul
Hour-by-hour overlap
Each row is one hour of the Dublin day and the matching hour in Seoul. Adjust the working hours to match how your team actually works.
| Dublin | Seoul | Suitable? |
|---|---|---|
| 1am | 9am | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 2am | 10am | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 3am | 11am | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 4am | 12pm | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 5am | 1pm | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 6am | 2pm | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 7am | 3pm | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 8am | 4pm | Working hours in Seoul only |
| 9am | 5pm | Both cities at work |
| 10am | 6pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 11am | 7pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 12pm | 8pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 1pm | 9pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 2pm | 10pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 3pm | 11pm | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 4pm | 12am | Working hours in Dublin only |
| 5pm | 1am | Working hours in Dublin only |
Best times to propose
- 1. 9am in Dublin · 5pm in Seoul — Right at the edge of someone's day
Avoid 1am Dublin time and 2am Dublin time — only the other city is at work.
When the gap changes in the next twelve months
- Sunday, October 25, 2026 — Seoul goes from 8 hours ahead of to 9 hours ahead of Dublin.
- Sunday, March 28, 2027 — Seoul goes from 9 hours ahead of to 8 hours ahead of Dublin.
Recurring meetings set as a fixed clock time in one city will move by an hour for the other on these dates.
Public holidays to avoid
Dates where one side is off work while the other is not are the most common cause of no-shows on this route.
- Thursday, September 24, 2026 — Chuseok — Seoul is off, Dublin is working.
- Friday, September 25, 2026 — Chuseok — Seoul is off, Dublin is working.
- Saturday, September 26, 2026 — Chuseok — Seoul is off, Dublin is working.
- Monday, October 5, 2026 — National Foundation Day — Seoul is off, Dublin is working.
- Friday, October 9, 2026 — Hangul Day — Seoul is off, Dublin is working.
- Monday, October 26, 2026 — October Holiday — Dublin is off, Seoul is working.
- Friday, December 25, 2026 — Christmas Day and Christmas Day; both cities are off.
- Saturday, December 26, 2026 — St. Stephen's Day — Dublin is off, Seoul is working.
With 1 shared working hours, Dublin and Seoul can run standing meetings without anyone giving up an evening — as long as the slot sits inside that window on both sides of the next clock change.
Sending a booking link avoids the arithmetic entirely: each side picks a time in their own zone and both calendars get the correct local time, including after a daylight-saving change. See how LemCall handles cross-timezone bookings.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the time difference between Dublin and Seoul?
- Seoul is currently 8 hours ahead of Dublin. That changes to 9 hours ahead of on Sunday, October 25, 2026, when one side shifts for daylight saving.
- When is the best time to schedule a meeting between Dublin and Seoul?
- 9am in Dublin, which is 5pm in Seoul. Right at the edge of someone's day.
- How many hours do Dublin and Seoul overlap?
- 1 hours, from 9am to 10am Dublin time (5pm–6pm in Seoul).
- Does daylight saving change the Dublin–Seoul gap?
- Yes. Over the next twelve months the difference changes 2 times: Sunday, October 25, 2026 (8 hours ahead of becomes 9 hours ahead of); Sunday, March 28, 2027 (9 hours ahead of becomes 8 hours ahead of).
- Are there public holidays that affect Dublin–Seoul meetings?
- Yes. The next is Thursday, September 24, 2026 — a public holiday where Seoul is, but a normal working day in Dublin.
Nearby pairs
Other meeting-time pages for Dublin
Sources
- 1.IANA. Time Zone Database
- 2.Nager.Date. Public holidays API · Retrieved