If you’re looking to plan a party in the area of Baggot Street or the canal, then you should check out the function room upstairs in The 51 Bar on Haddington Road. The pub is well known as a place to watch sports and to go for food and drink on the […]
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From the chic and modern to the rustic and traditional, Dublin pubs have a lot to offer anyone who’s looking for a venue to host their wedding or engagement party. Full dinners, finger food, and choices of drinks are all now standard in some pubs around the city, making them as attractive an option as […]
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Often times you find yourself and a group of friends meeting up for pints for not so big occasions. It can be hard to find somewhere for smaller groups that feels right for the size of your group. One table isn’t enough and 2 feels like you’re too spread out. There’s a few pubs in […]
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Ned O’Sheas- Wednesday Wednesday is steak night in Ned O’Shea’s on Lower Bridge Street. From 4-7pm you get a complimentary glass of local beer with your steak. Menu. The Hill- Monday and Tuesday The Hill in Ranelagh have a superb steak deal on Mondays and Tuesdays, where they offer a […]
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Veganism seems to becoming a more popular diet in Ireland and that is beginning to be reflected in some of the cities pubs. Here’s a few pubs who have some good options for vegans who want to eat out and know in advance that there’s something there for them. As with all of our lists, […]
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Going through any archive related to Dublin pubs, you begin to realise that there are a huge amount of buildings around the city that were once used as pubs at one time or another, only to be refurbished and changed to suit another use. The reverse is also quite true, with many of today’s Dublin […]
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2 years ago The Long Hall celebrated 250 years in the trade. That makes them older than Jameson and Powers and also means they’ve likely been selling those drinks for most of the existence of both. To celebrate the Long Hall’s birthday and to mark the connection between pub and distiller, Powers created a […]
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Dakota on South William Street unveiled their latest creation 2 days ago and it’s certainly going down a storm. They now have the option of serving up 9 of their signature ‘Pornstar Martini’s’ on a metal tree delivered to your table. We’ve certainly never seen anything like in in a Dublin bar before. […]
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“Good puzzle would be to cross Dublin without passing a pub”- Leopold Bloom from James Joyce’s Ulysses. Joyce’s riddle has been solved and only one route exists crossing Dublin city without passing a pub. Get your walking boots on and join us on Saturday September 8th at 2pm to explore parts of the […]
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We were in a pub yesterday when we were informed that The Kings Inn on Bolton Street was open and under new ownership and management, so we had to go down to check it out. The pub had been closed for 3 years before reopening 3 weeks ago. They’ve done an exceptional […]
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A bit of space to sit outside and enjoy a pint can be a rare thing in Dublin. Even rarer is the weather to enjoy it. As we’re having a great Summer at the moment, it’s only fitting that we give you the low down on some great beer gardens to sit outside and relax […]
read moreDoyle’s in Phibsboro has changed hands and undergone a major renovation in recent times and it’s looking smashing altogether. We’re always being asked for help finding venues for parties around town and this new look Doyles has a superb new ‘snug’ bar area available to hire. The space holds around 60 people […]
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There’s some pubs that are associated with a particular sport or event and always draw a crowd because people know that it always draws a crowd. On certain days of the year there’s going to be an atmosphere. Devitts on Camden Street is one such pub. Prior to the redesign of the pub there […]
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South William Street is a bustling and vibrant area of Dublin, chock full of coffee shops, hair salons, bars, cultural pursuits, and fine Georgian buildings. Among this hive of activity in the creative quarter is Dakota, a late bar known for cocktails, food, and weekend DJs. We’re profiling Dakota as a great location in […]
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As prizes go, this must be the best offered by a bar in recent years. Nolita on George’s Street are offering any customer who signs the back of their receipt this week a chance to win a trip to New York for 4 days. They’re running a series of event all week celebrating the […]
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The Living Room The Living Room is a huge cultural hub in Dublin when it comes to fans from all over the world converging to watch sport. The’ve got a huge screen out the back garden as well as a few other large TVs too. There’s always a good atmosphere and it gets […]
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If you're looking to plan a party in the area of Baggot Street or the canal, then you
From the chic and modern to the rustic and traditional, Dublin pubs have a lot to offer anyone who's
Often times you find yourself and a group of friends meeting up for pints for not so big occasions.
Ned O'Sheas- Wednesday Wednesday is steak night in Ned O'Shea's on Lower
Veganism seems to becoming a more popular diet in Ireland and that is beginning to be reflected in s
