Tom Kennedys bar, Located beside Vicar Street Venue, Live Music every weekend, Parties Catered for, All major sporting on plasma screens, Huge racing and sport client base. Tom Kennedy’s Bar located in thomas Street Dublin 8. Catering for any parties.. Friday night is our special party night. Live music every Weekend, With Mick Kelly, Johnny […]
read moreEstablished in 1833 and still run by the Kavanagh family today. One of Dublins finest bars and best pint of plain. No music, no T.V., fine food and great pints served. Located beside the old gate of the cemetery, hence our local naeme The Gravediggers. For a full taste of the history of the pub, […]
read moreSituated on Baggot Street at the corner of Roger’s Lane which is named after the first owner Andrew Rogers in 1818. The pub is currently named after James Toner who the was licensee in 1923. He developed the pub as a bar and grocery shop. Toner’s is one of Dublin’s oldest and most famous […]
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read moreNeary’s is an old school Victorian pub dating back to the late 1800s, full of history and tails and fantastic storey’s which are still being written today. [table id=217 /]
read moreWelcome to the Cobblestone Pub and Venue in Smithfield, Dublin 7, Ireland. Home of the finest traditional music, best pints of Guinness any man can find and the most laid-back and charming bar staff that you will come across. A combination of them all makes this pub one of the finest pubs that you will […]
read moreO’Donoghue’s has a rich heritage and stands on a very historical site in Dublin City. Yet it’s more modern musical history is really the stuff of legends. Ask any Irish man to name the artists or bands that have shaped Irish traditional and contemporary music and The name of the Dubliners always comes up. Christy […]
read moreKehoe’s is a traditional Irish Pub. Kehoe’s was first licensed in 1803 when the winds of revolution spread across Western Europe. The premises that you see before you today, were completed towards the end of the 19th century in typical Victorian style. You can view stained glass mahogany doors, old Irish snugs, partitions and the […]
read moreA real landmark pub in Dublin dating back to 1881, it still keeps its Victorian image and decor in tact. Carpeted floors, muskets on the wall and the in pub archways make this a pub of real comfort and historical significance. If you’re visiting the city, the busy atmosphere of the pub will tell you […]
read moreA warm and friendly atmosphere that you would expect from your local, but with the lively buzz and intensity of an authentic Dublin city pub. Relax with a drink and toastie Open 7 days a week, Grogans is the perfect spot to grab a light snack, a pint of porter or a pot of tea. […]
read moreTucked away on Fleet Street side of Doyles is Bowes , one of those rare establishments in Dublin, a pub with genuine old world charm. Bowes is deceivingly compact from the outside, but once you step inside the bar you are greeted with an area which is surprisingly long and roomy and immediately you get […]
read moreMulligans pub of Poolbeg Street, Dublin is two minutes walk from the main thoroughfare, O’Connell Street and has been at the core of the city’s cultural and imbibing life for nearly 300 years. Originally a shebeen (unlicensed drinking venue) it has been ‘legal’ since 1782, making it one of the oldest premises in Ireland’s metropolis. […]
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