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archive-title Category Archives: Love/Hate Pub Crawl

These are all the pubs that were used as locations for filming Love/Hate or appeared in the background. The pub used as ‘Napper Tandy’s‘ is actually ‘Leonards‘ on the corner of Watling street on the Quays. It’s closed now, but you can always pop down to see the exterior. Darren’s mate with the kettle takes a stroll by Dice bar and Frank Ryans. Maybe order a pot noodle in there. The IRA lads search for Git in Boars Head and Slatterys Capel street after he goes missing. Rules. #1. Everyone gets a turn at being King Nidge and has to choose a person to get ‘shot’. #2. Wear a blue hoody. #3. Bring a stuffed cat with you. #4. Have a drink with fizzy orange in it at least one pub.
Additional suggestions: The Cat and Cage in Drumcondra in honour of the executed young feline. The Swan on Aungier street. Raise a toast to the poor Swan that did nuthin to nobody. It’s actually Lynch’s, The Swan, but if you drop the S it fits perfectly.For photos of the pubs in the series, follow this link. <a href=”http://publin.ie/2012/pubs-featured-in-lovehate/”>http://publin.ie/2012/pubs-featured-in-lovehate/</a>

Category Archives: Love/Hate Pub Crawl

These are all the pubs that were used as locations for filming Love/Hate or appeared in the background. The pub used as ‘Napper Tandy’s‘ is actually ‘Leonards‘ on the corner of Watling street on the Quays. It’s closed now, but you can always pop down to see the exterior. Darren’s mate with the kettle takes a stroll by Dice bar and Frank Ryans. Maybe order a pot noodle in there. The IRA lads search for Git in Boars Head and Slatterys Capel street after he goes missing. Rules. #1. Everyone gets a turn at being King Nidge and has to choose a person to get ‘shot’. #2. Wear a blue hoody. #3. Bring a stuffed cat with you. #4. Have a drink with fizzy orange in it at least one pub.
Additional suggestions: The Cat and Cage in Drumcondra in honour of the executed young feline. The Swan on Aungier street. Raise a toast to the poor Swan that did nuthin to nobody. It’s actually Lynch’s, The Swan, but if you drop the S it fits perfectly.For photos of the pubs in the series, follow this link. <a href=”http://publin.ie/2012/pubs-featured-in-lovehate/”>http://publin.ie/2012/pubs-featured-in-lovehate/</a>

Boars Head

The Boars Head is situated on Capel Street in Dublin’s market area. It is a traditional, old style Dublin pub with a Celtic feel. The atmosphere is relaxed and conversational with music playing in the background not imposing on your chats with old and new friends.There are two bar areas, the main bar as you […]

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Devitts

Devitts is a great place for any type of session. With music sessions from Thurs-Sat and also a great bar to watch all types of sport      

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Grand Central, The

  The Grand Central Café Bar extends you a warm welcome. Why not drop in, whether it’s for a pint and a chat with the friendly staff, or booking in your work colleagues for a fun night of music and dancing in the downstairs bar you’ll be sure to have an excellent evening.If you are taking […]

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Slatterys

The perfect place to go for a good laugh among friends, your sure to have a top night out here. Serving the best pint of Guinness in Dublin, If you don’t believe us, come and see for yourself. You can even grab a bite to eat while your here from our fantastic pub grub menu. 

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Dice bar

Dice Bar is located on the corner of Queen Street and Benburb Street in Smithfield. We’ve been watching over this corner since 3rd of May 2001, the night before the Buena Vista Social Club gig in Smithfield Square. Although there has been a bar here since 1770, when Dublin was the second biggest city in […]

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Frank Ryans

Ryans is your cosy local pub in the centre of Dublin. You’ll find it on Queen Street in Smithfield, just around the corner from the Irish Whiskey Corner and near the Guinness Storehouse. You’ll also find it at the end of Coke Lane at the bottom of Smithfield Square (just a civilised distance from Temple […]

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Quays bar

The Quays Bar is situated in the heart of Dublins famous Temple Bar. It has a great mixture of both locals and tourists, making it one of Dublins liveliest pubs. The live Irish traditional music everyday makes the pub a magnet for those of you looking for a bit of craic. The stories told from […]

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Whelans

Whelan’s of Wexford Street is in the unique position of being not only one of the most important live music venues of the last decade, but also one of Ireland’s most famous pubs, favoured for its warm, convivial atmosphere. Whelan’s live venue and bar is located on the bustling Wexford Street strip in Dublin’s city […]

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