Monthly Archives: January 2018

    Ryan’s Store Street     Ryan’s on Store Street is a grand big pub with a traditional design. We love the all wooden fixtures, including the dividers that create several small areas around the pub. They’ve got several high definition screens around the pub that make it a great spot for watching sport. […]

  Make a mental note: Thursdays are for gin and tonic in Slatterys Beggars Bush. The pub which is a popular after work and pre match spot are bringing back their gin and tonic specials after a hiatus over December. They’re serving up 4 premium gins, including 3 Irish offerings with tonic included all for […]

  Pubs are all gearing up to the 6 nations matches, both home and away, getting ready to welcome people through the doors to watch the games on the screen or drop in for a pint on the way to the Aviva. One pub is well placed with plenty of space for both such circumstances. […]

  At the corner of Kevin Street and Patrick Street near Patrick’s cathedral there has been a pub laying dormant for years now. Nash’s pub once sat there on the corner until its closure. Now, the location is getting a revamp and new owners have taken it over and are planning on opening soon. The […]

  For a few months now The Chelsea Drugstore on George’s Street have been doing something very interesting on a Tuesday night. They’ve been giving people the opportunity to sample some very fine whiskey and other spirits by offering one every week at cost price. It’s a nice way to let people with a developing […]

  Publiners rejoice! The law has been changed. For the first time in 90 years pubs are allowed to open and serve alcohol in Ireland on Good Friday. To celebrate, we’re going to host Dublin’s first ever Good Friday pub crawl.  Through the prism of the pub we’ll explore Irish culture and history. We’ll also […]

  Today the Dáil finally voted to remove the prohibition on selling alcohol on Good Friday for Irish pubs and off license. For 90 years pubs have been barred from selling alcohol on this holy celebration day. They had been allowed to open for food, but not to sell alcohol. For the last few years […]

  57 The Headline on Clanbrassil Street are firmly established as one of the best craft beer, gin, and gastro pubs in the city. They pay close attention to picking and serving Irish produce, very much keeping it local. They’ve launched a few new food and drink deals that are likely to please any appetite. […]

  Buskers on the Ball on Fleet Street could be said to be the most active and interactive sports bar in the city. They’ve pool tables, table tennis, shuffle board, and now they’re offering you another way to square off against your friends. Anyone who grew up liking football and computer games has likely devoted […]

  We came across this map in the toilets of Darkey Kellys pub on Fishamble Street. It seems to have been commissioned by one of the church temperance leagues during a period when those organisations held some sway and power in Irish society. The map is an ironically handy guide to the locations of Dublin […]