Devitts Devitts on Camden Street are always good for a bit of sport. There’s several screens downstairs and up. Get yourself food at any time during the day and maybe hang around til later for the live music to start. They usually have a tipster competition and the chance to win free bets and pints […]
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We popped into Ryans on Parkgate Street over the weekend to revisit what is an old favourite for several generations of Dubliners. It used to be the case that people went here because of its beautiful Victorian era design, atmosphere, and sumptuous pints. In this century they added another dimension, food. It’s always a treat […]
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Prominently jutting out onto Baggot Street with a wooden facade is the famous pub Doheny and Nesbitt, named after its former proprietors. It’s one of the 16 remaining Victorian era pubs of Dublin and it retains all the character that it is so well loved and well known for. How about then, renting an area […]
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Above the bustling pedestrian walkway of Dame Lane (which we think is one of the best concentrations of pubs in the city) is a spacious and open room for rent that would be a superb location for anyone’s party. It’s laid back, it’s comfy, and it opens late. We’re talking of course about The Loft […]
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