Sober Lane in Irishtown are all about the underdogs. Well, they like the idea of it, but they’re pragmatic in their support. For the rugby World Cup, if you wear the jersey of the team likeliest to lose, they’ll reward you with different drinks and food depending on how much the lose by. You might […]
read moreAre you looking for something a bit different for a party or for a venue to screen a short movie or a documentary? Generator in Smithfield, as well as being a bar, a hostel, and a live music venue, also has a cinema room for hire. It looks like a pretty comfy setup they have […]
read moreWe want it, we want it, we want it. Yesterday Jack Nealons pub on Capel street put up some photos on their facebook page of a recreation of the pub using lego. The attention to detail is amazing, with the floral window boxes, the lanterns, and even the signage. It’s the perfect merger of […]
read moreProbus, Fenian street.
read moreGeorge Hook, Brent Pope and Tom McGuirk have swapped Montrose and a free full Irish in the RTE canteen for Harcourt street and a breakfast roll and a pint for a tenner. Since TV3 have the rights to this World Cup, the panel are making good use of themselves by continuing on their punditry in […]
read moreWe came across this in the excellent book ‘Dublin pub life and lore’ by Kevin C Kearns. It seems bizarre that these men were referred to as ‘pintmen’, as if it were some kind of profession. I wonder was there more of a head on the pints in those days or whether they weren’t quite […]
read moreIn reading about Dublin pubs with a lot of history, so many of them make the claim to have been a meeting or drinking place of Michael Collins. With the anniversary of the 1916 rising on the horizon, we’re going to do a few lists and articles that connect the pubs of Dublin to the […]
read moreIn Roy Bulson’s 1969 book ‘Irish pubs of character’, an snapshot of history and guide to Irish pubs of the time, there is a very interesting and brief entry about a pub on Dame street. The book goes through the more famous and reputable pubs of Dublin, gives some brief info on the atmosphere in […]
read moreSo you’re hungering for a bit of red meat are you? We’ve put together a list of pubs with either massive steaks or really good deals on them. We should clarify that we’re not stating that all of these are the absolute best steaks that you can gte in Dublin pubs (That’s for another article), […]
read moreThe Waxie Dargle on Granby Row has been sold. The pub has been closed for a number of years now and appeared to be in a state of decay. There is no information on who has bought the pub. The pub was listed on Daft.ie at a price of €150,000 , which seems cheap considering […]
read moreA number of bars are doing some good deals on Rugby World Cup match days both for individuals and for groups. Here’s a run down of what’s on offer in the city. We also have another article on the best places to watch the rugby World Cup. Link. If you know of other deals that […]
read moreThe first game of the Rugby World Cup draws near and there’s a level of excitement around the city for a tourament that we have a genuine chance of progressing far into. We’ve put together this list of city centre pubs that can provide a great atmosphere for anyone wanting to watch the games. We […]
read moreO’Neills on Suffolk street must be one of the best pubs for visitors to the city. Live music and live dancing at no expense to the customer without being too cheesy or twee about it.
read moreHere’s the latest jobs available in Dublin pubs and bars. If you have any you would like to add to this list, please email us at publinie@gmail.com We’ve added the date that they were advertised so you know what is most recent. Part time experienced bar staff required in McGowans, Phibsboro. CVs to info@mcgowans.ie […]
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