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- Neary’s
- Grogan’s
- John Kavanagh’s
- Toners
- The Palace Bar
- Kehoes
- The Cobblestone
- The Oval Bar
- Bowes
- The Long Hall
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Our first stop is a fine one. Neary’s, a UNESCO City of Literature Bar, has a long connection to the arts, thanks to its proximity to the Gaiety Theatre. In 1871 the doors of the Gaiety opened and its stage door was conveniently directly opposite the rear entrance to Neary’s. Nearly all of the Neary’s original features remain intact, like as the ga...
Grogan’s is one of the more famous pubs in Dublinand it’s been quenching the thirst of locals and tourists alike since 1899. You’ll find it on the corner of South William Street where it’s hard to miss with it’s bright red facade and a generally packed-out smoking/seating area. When you step inside Grogan’s, you get that warm fuzzy feeling that oft...
The first of several bars in Dublin in this guide that sits outside of the city centre is The Gravediggers/Kavanagh’s. Established in 1833, John Kavanagh’s is one of the more unique pubs Dublin has to offer, and you’ll find it in Glasnevin. I’ve been here twice now and the only thing that outshined the quality of the pint was the service – the bar ...
Tonersis another of the best pubs in Dublin City Centre. And the weathered snug here will knock you sideways (if, like me, you’ve a weird obsession with that kind of thing). Toners was established several hundred years ago, in 1818, and it has managed to retain its old-world charm beautifully. The snug at Toners is fully enclosed, offers private ac...
Once described by poet Patrick Kavanagh as the “most wonderful temple of art”, Fleet Street’s Palace Baris more like a museum than a pub. One of the oldest pubs in Dublin, it can be traced back to 1823. When you step through its doors, expect high ceilings and weathered walls that are strewn with paintings of famous local figures. The Palace is an ...
Kehoe’sis another of the great Dublin pubs. You can’t bate this place on a late Saturday afternoon if you fancy watching a match with a finely poured pint (the back room is your best bet for a seat near a tele!). This pub boasts a rich literary history. First licensed in 1803, it stands in all its glory as a Victorian shrine, its interior decked ou...
The Cobblestone in Smithfield is another of the best pubs in Dublin for live music, with trad sessions taking place on Mondays (19:00 to close), Tuesdays to Fridays (17:00 to close) and on Saturday and Sundays (14:00 to close). It has a fairly novel slogan, too – It’s ‘A drinking pub with a music problem’ (hit play above for a sample of a trad sess...
The story behind Dublin’s Oval Baris impressive. In the years that led up to 1916, the Oval became a haunt for members of the Irish Citizen Army and the Irish Volunteers. On Easter Monday 1916, the Irish Volunteers captured the General Post Office(GPO) and proclaimed the Irish Republic. The week that followed brought devastation and destruction to ...
Few Dublin pubs are as overlooked as Bowes, but that’s arguably its biggest draw, as it tends to be less chaotic than many of the Dublin pubs a short walk from it. You’ll find Bowes on Fleet Street, a 2-minute walk from Temple Bar. Bowes eluded me for many years, until a cold Saturday afternoon not long ago. I’d heard great tales of this place, and...
The Long Hallis another of the most famous pubs in Dublin. Licensed since 1766, the Long Hall is one of Dublin’s oldest and most visually impressive pubs, both inside and out. The interior, which dates from 1881, has the same Victorian-era vibe as the magnificent Crown Liquor Saloon in Belfast, and it feels more like a Victorian shrine than it does...
Discover the best pubs in Dublin City Centre and beyond, from historic literary haunts to lively music venues. Learn about the history, features and stories behind each pub, and enjoy the finest pints of Guinness in the land.
2 de jan. de 2024 · Discover the history, culture and music of Dublin's most famous pubs, from the oldest to the most scenic. Whether you're looking for a cosy pint, a traditional dinner or a lively show, this guide has you covered.
- Temple Bar: o mais famosos entre os pubs em Dublin. No coração de Dublin está localizado o Temple Bar. Ele é o pub mais pop de Dublin e dá nome ao bairro.
- The Grand Social. Localizado na Lower Liffey Street, em frente à Ha’penny Bridge, que cruza o rio Liffey, do lado norte, o The Grand Social parece pequeno para quem olha de fora, mas o espaço é bem grande e com música de ótima qualidade.
- The Church. Localizado na Henry Street, próximo à O’Connell, centro comercial da cidade, o The Church, que no passado já foi uma igreja (e por fora ainda parece muito).
- Fitzsimons. Localizado na 2 Wellington Quay, no Temple Bar, o Fitzsimons é um ótimo lugar para quem quer curtir uma música acústica mais cedo ou se jogar na balada até tarde da noite.
8 de jan. de 2024 · Discover the best pubs in Dublin for Guinness, pub food, cosy fires and more. From historic haunts to trendy spots, this guide covers the city's diverse and lively pub scene.
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9 de mai. de 2024 · Discover the top pubs in Dublin for traditional Irish music, craft beer, gastro food, and more. Learn about the history, atmosphere, and prices of each pub from a local expert.
15 de mar. de 2024 · 15 of the best pubs in Dublin. The finest places for a pint in the Irish capital. By James March. 15 March 2024. It’s only right that Dublin, that most gregarious of cities, is the undisputed standard-bearer for the humble pub.
