Located beside the side entrance to Trinity College and around the corner from Pearse street station, Lincoln’s Inn has been a favourite of students and those working in the area for a few years now. Massive mirrors inside give the pub a spacious feel, and the furniture of sturdy wooden tables and equally robust chairs […]
read moreA very cheap and sometimes students only bar located beside the cricket grounds in Trinity College. Ample seating indoors, on exterior picnic tables, the steps and just about anywhere you can park your bum on the grass. The pav is always well stocked with cans of premium lager and cider which can be bought at […]
read moreAlways in full bloom, O’Neills of Pearse Street is a jewel of Victorian splendour. The O’Neill family has held the license here for over a hundred and twenty years. The pub is festooned with flowers throughout the summer and the interior is unspoiled by the passage of time. The local area and pub is steeped […]
read moreSituated on the doorstep of Trinity College and a stone’s throw from the Grand Canal Theatre, Dublin’s financial centre the IFSC and the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD), The Lombard is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of the city. Formerly Mahaffy’s, The Lombard has been carefully renovated by The Smith Group and architects Space […]
read moreKennedy’s established in 1850 has long since maintained an honourable standing amongst the elite of Dublin’s watering holes. Indeed it once provide more than a sumptuous pint for the residents of Westland Row and Merrion Square as the front part of the establishment used to be a grocery shop. A shop where young Oscar Wilde […]
read moreLocated on Nassau Street at the bottom of Grafton Street with access of Adams Court. Porterhouse Central houses which is possibly the longest bar in Dublin. Over the years it has gone through many incarnations originally known as Kidds, which was a hangout for various luminaries at the time including the infamous Cairo squad who […]
read moreDoyle’s “Late Bar” is open 7 nights a week and provides an off-licence, a great day and evening food menu and private function rooms all with a friendly service, as only the Irish know how. Doyle’s is an established licence premises since 1880, we are situated in the heart of Dublin’s fair city, just a […]
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