The short answer

Ireland’s McDonald’s menu is close to the UK’s, because McDonald’s runs the two countries as one market. The Big Mac, the Mayo Chicken, the McCrispy line, Chicken Selects and the 9-piece McNuggets box are all shared. Ireland’s own parts are the euro prices, a Bacon & Cheese Toastie at breakfast where Britain lists a flatbread, porridge made with Flahavan’s Irish oats, and a sourcing pitch built on British and Irish farms. September’s limited board carries a Quarter Pounder Deluxe, a Big Arch with Bacon, Black Pepper & Garlic McNuggets, two McFlurries and two flavored fizzy drinks.

Anyone who has eaten at a McDonald’s in Britain already knows most of this board. McDonald’s runs Britain and Ireland as one market unit, and the two menus come out of the same parts bin. What changes is the currency, a couple of breakfast items, the sourcing story and whichever limited run happens to be on. Ireland is also a euro country, which makes the Netherlands an easier price comparison than Britain, and McDonald’s around the world covers where the other national boards land.

The loudest Irish note is in the advertising rather than the food: beef and dairy bought from British and Irish farms, with the farm sourcing story printed on packaging and repeated in the app. That is a claim about the supply chain. The burger that reaches the tray in Dublin is the same build you get in Belfast or Birmingham.

Checked against McDonald’s Ireland’s own menu; images © McDonald’s Ireland.

Checked September 11, 2026. Irish prices vary by restaurant and aren’t published on the website, which is why every item below reads “priced per restaurant.” The McDonald’s app shows what your local branch charges.

Limited time right now

Everything in this table was flagged limited on the Irish site on the check date, and all of it was running in the UK at the same time. The promotional calendar is shared, so a flavor that turns up in Dublin has almost always turned up in Manchester that week.

Item What it is
Quarter Pounder Deluxe Quarter Pounder Deluxe September’s limited take on the Quarter Pounder.
Big Arch with Bacon Big Arch with Bacon The now-permanent Big Arch with bacon added, for a limited run.
Black Pepper & Garlic McNuggets Black Pepper & Garlic McNuggets In 6s, 9s or a 20-piece sharebox.
Cheesy Potato Bites Cheesy Potato Bites Bite-size cheesy potato, as a side or a sharebox.
Mini Hash Browns Sharebox Mini Hash Browns Sharebox Hash brown bites by the box.
Hot Honey Dip Hot Honey Dip Sweet first, hot after, aimed at the nuggets.
Fiery Buffalo Dip Fiery Buffalo Dip The buffalo-sauce half of the limited dip pair.
Candy Crush Choco McFlurry Candy Crush Choco McFlurry A chocolate McFlurry tied to the game, regular or mini.
Cornetto Strawberry McFlurry Cornetto Strawberry McFlurry The freezer-aisle cone as a McFlurry, regular or mini.
Sour Cherry Fizz Sour Cherry Fizz A sour cherry soft drink, limited.

One limited drink sits outside the table: Green Apple X Sprite Zero, a green apple flavor mixed into sugar-free Sprite. A Crispy Tikka Chicken Wrap is also tagged limited and is filed under chicken below.

Burgers

Six burgers carry the section, and none of them is Irish in any way a taste test would catch.

Item What it is
Big Arch Big Arch Two quarter-pound patties, white cheddar and Big Arch sauce. Listed as here to stay.
Big Mac Big Mac The chain standard, unchanged.
Quarter Pounder with Cheese Quarter Pounder with Cheese With a double beside it and the Deluxe on the limited list.
Cheeseburger Cheeseburger The value end of the beef board, priced in euro.
McPlant McPlant Plant-based, on a patty developed with Beyond Meat. Permanent here, dropped in the US.
Filet-O-Fish Filet-O-Fish Steamed bun, half a slice of cheese, tartare sauce. Single or double.

The rest of the beef list is short: a plain Hamburger, a Double Cheeseburger and a Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese.

Chicken and wraps

Chicken is the deepest part of the Irish board, running from the Mayo Chicken at the bottom of the price list up to the McCrispy. The wraps are the section to plan around, because Ireland keeps three crispy wraps going at once and one of them is on a clock.

Item What it is
McCrispy McCrispy The premium crispy chicken burger.
Spicy McCrispy Spicy McCrispy The hot build, permanent rather than promotional.
Mayo Chicken Mayo Chicken Small chicken patty, mayo, lettuce. The budget cult item, shared with Britain.
McChicken Sandwich McChicken Sandwich The full-size version. The US attaches the McChicken name to its small one.
Chicken Selects Chicken Selects Breast strips, 3 or 5 pieces, plus a 9-piece sharebox.
Chicken McNuggets Chicken McNuggets 6, 9 or 20. The 9 is a UK and Ireland count.
Crispy Tikka Chicken Wrap Crispy Tikka Chicken Wrap Limited: crispy chicken in a tikka sauce.
Crispy Sweet Chilli Chicken Wrap Crispy Sweet Chilli Chicken Wrap One of the two permanent crispy wraps.

A Cheese & Bacon McCrispy sits above the plain one, and the Crispy BBQ & Bacon Wrap is the second permanent wrap. There is also a Crispy Chicken Salad, plain or with bacon.

Breakfast

Breakfast is where the Irish menu stops reading like a reprint. Two toasties and a co-branded Irish porridge appear here and not on the British board. The sauce question is identical though: the Breakfast Wrap is listed with brown sauce, and you can ask for ketchup.

Item What it is
Bacon & Cheese Toastie Bacon & Cheese Toastie Bacon and melted cheese in toasted bread, with a plain Cheese Toastie beside it.
Flahavan's Quick Oats Flahavan’s Quick Oats Porridge from an Irish oat miller, plain or with jam, sugar or syrup.
Breakfast Wrap with Brown Sauce Breakfast Wrap with Brown Sauce Sausage, bacon, egg, hash brown and cheese, sauce of your choice.
Sausage & Egg McMuffin Sausage & Egg McMuffin Also sold with a second sausage patty.
Bacon & Egg McMuffin Bacon & Egg McMuffin Also a double. An Egg & Cheese McMuffin covers the meat-free order.
Hash Brown Hash Brown The morning side.

Pancakes & Syrup, with or without a sausage patty, and a toasted Muffin with Jam fill the quiet end of the morning menu.

What’s shared with the UK, and what isn’t

Worth stating plainly, because a separate country reads like it should mean a separate menu. Here it mostly doesn’t. Almost every item above also appears on the UK menu: Big Mac, Quarter Pounder, Big Arch, McPlant, Filet-O-Fish, the McCrispy line, Mayo Chicken, McChicken Sandwich, Chicken Selects, McNuggets in 6s and 9s, the crispy wraps, the McMuffins, the Breakfast Wrap with brown sauce. September’s limited run is the same one down to the two dips.

Four things were Ireland’s own on the check date. Prices are in euro and set restaurant by restaurant. Breakfast has the Bacon & Cheese Toastie and a plain Cheese Toastie in the slot where Britain lists a Cheesy Bacon Flatbread. Porridge carries the Flahavan’s name, from an oat miller in Co. Waterford, while the British version leans on Lyle’s Golden Syrup. And the beef and dairy sourcing message is pitched to an Irish audience even though the supply chain covers both islands.

FAQ

Is the McDonald’s menu in Ireland the same as the UK?

Nearly. McDonald’s runs Britain and Ireland as one market, so the burgers, the chicken line, the wraps and the September limited items match almost item for item. The differences are at breakfast, where Ireland lists a Bacon & Cheese Toastie and a Cheese Toastie instead of Britain’s Cheesy Bacon Flatbread and serves Flahavan’s porridge in place of the UK’s Lyle’s Golden Syrup version. Prices are in euro and set by each restaurant.

What is on the McDonald’s Ireland limited menu in September 2026?

A Quarter Pounder Deluxe, a Big Arch with Bacon, Black Pepper & Garlic McNuggets, Cheesy Potato Bites, a Mini Hash Browns Sharebox, Hot Honey and Fiery Buffalo dips, the Candy Crush Choco and Cornetto Strawberry McFlurries, a Crispy Tikka Chicken Wrap, and two flavored fizzy drinks in Sour Cherry Fizz and Green Apple X Sprite Zero. Limited runs end without much warning, which is why this page carries a check date.

Does McDonald’s Ireland use Irish beef?

McDonald’s advertises the beef and dairy it buys for Ireland as coming from British and Irish farms, and that sourcing story is a standing part of its marketing here. It is a regional supply-chain claim, and the company doesn’t publish a per-restaurant breakdown, so don’t read it as a guarantee about any single patty. On the menu itself, the Flahavan’s porridge is the one item built around a named Irish supplier.

How much does McDonald’s cost in Ireland?

It depends on the restaurant, because McDonald’s Ireland doesn’t publish prices on its website. The app shows the euro prices at your local branch, and airport and motorway restaurants often charge more than an ordinary high-street one.

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