On Wednesday of this week we took a stroll across Dublin from Dominick Street in the north to St. Stephen’s Green in the south. Our purpose was to photograph and highlight all of the pubs along the route of the new Luas line that have been obscured for the last few months owing to the construction work. We thought it was only fair that we give them a shout out and let people know that their fantastic facades are once again visible.
There are some pubs along the route that opened more recently (like Piper’s Corner on Marlborough Street) that haven’t really been affected by the works to the degree that the others have (like Thomas O’Brennan’s on Dominick Street).
So, here’s all of the 16 #LuasPubs that we documented.
Today we’re walking the new Luas route taking photos of pubs that have been obscured for months. Its good to see them again! #LuasPubs
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1. Cumiskeys Dominick Street. A. Dry cosy locals pub. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/PzWYekyIii
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2. Thomas O’Brennans, Dominick Street. A small craft beer pub with good outdoor seating and good drink selections. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/PtqRX9c7VQ
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3. The Parnell Heritage, Parnell Street. Good food, lots of space for parties, and a rooftop garden. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/jp7sEQQEkU
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4. The Hop House, Parnell St. Great Korean food. Lovely small beer garden. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/H5eXcTuuLg
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5. O’Reillys/The Deers Head, Parnell St. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/GDbwH6Nnsf
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6. The Confession Box, Marlborough Street. One of the smallest pubs in Dublin. Lots of history here. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/NVA6Bgt77G
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7. Briody’s, Marlborough street. Very pleasant, quiet small pub. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/X5y2o2tCJz
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8. The Flowing Tide, Abbey Street. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/bx7iqwazDT
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9. Chaplins, Hawkins Street. Good GAA pub. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/qK5U4siTzc
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10. Cassidy’s, Westmoreland Street. An off beat dive bar that’s influenced a lot of pub design. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/iRTrYPLe3P
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11. Porterhouse, Nassau Street. Great bar food, late nights, craft beer pioneers. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/juce8vF3Ip
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12. Cafe en Seine, Dawson Street. An impressive, elegant, and huge bar. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/1TbwEMElqG
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13. 37 Dawson Street. Very trendy bar with cocktails, whiskey, and fine food. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/fwavxLm7gx
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14. Sams Bar, Dawson Street. Long bar that’s good for groups and sport. Nice front terrace. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/Hjr6ZQYDHr
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15. Peruke and Periwig. A fine cocktail bar. #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/aJYfz5HY9e
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16. The Dawson Lounge. The smallest pub in Ireland (possibly the world). #LuasPubs pic.twitter.com/6V4YwFKNoT
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And we’ve arrived at Stephen’s Green. That’s 16 #LuasPubs along the line that we can get used to seeing again. Cheers! pic.twitter.com/a66bCkEE41
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