Hours you're both awake
- 8 AM–6 PM in New York = 1 PM–11 PM in Dublin
About 10 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
Long-distance city guides / New York and Dublin
Dublin is 5 hours ahead of New York. For about 4 weeks a year, when the two cities change their clocks on different dates, the gap is 4 hours instead. The best time to call is usually 1 PM–3 PM in New York, which is 6 PM–8 PM in Dublin.
About 10 hours a day, counting each of you awake from 8 AM to 11 PM. Set your own hours →
5,115 km (3,179 mi)
About 7 hours on a non-stop flight.
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Try Far Fox free →Dublin is 5 hours ahead of New York. For about 4 weeks a year, when the two cities change their clocks on different dates, the gap is 4 hours instead.
The best time to call is usually 1 PM–3 PM in New York, which is 6 PM–8 PM in Dublin. That gives you about 10 hours a day when you are both awake, between 8 AM and 11 PM local time.
5,115 km (3,179 mi) in a straight line. A non-stop flight takes about 7 hours.
The fairest cities to meet in are Halifax, Reykjavík. Halifax is 958 km (595 mi) from New York and 4,172 km (2,592 mi) from Dublin.