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Dublin City Pubs and bars

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  1. Knightsbridge Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Knighstbridge Bar in the Arlington Hotel is located on O'Connell bridge right in the heart of Dublin City Centre. [Read more]

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  2. The Octagon Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Octagon is one of Dublin's most trendy hangouts. This Dublin city bar is part of the sophisticated Clarence Hotel owned by the superstar rockband U2. There is a nice mix of clientele including locals, residents and the odd celeb. [Read more]

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  3. The Pembroke

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Pembroke is a long established family business which offers a unique experience to all its customers. It is conveniently located in the city centre. [Read more]

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  4. The Mercantile

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Mercantile centrally located in the heart of Dublin city, is fast becoming one of Dublin’s favourite after-work and late night bars. [Read more]

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  5. 37 Dawson Street

    Dublin City, Dublin

    37 Dawson Street; a bar and restaurant located just off St. Stephen's Green where "all is not what it seems". Set over 2 levels including a Mezzanine, with 4 bars thoughout, including a Whiskey Bar. [Read more]

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  6. The Dropping Well

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Dropping Well is a landmark pub located on the banks of the river Dodder in the south city area of Milltown, Dublin 6. One of the Chawke group of Pubs and Restaurants, this 'watering hole' was granted its first licence in 1847! [Read more]

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  7. Murphys Laughter Lounge

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Laughter Lounge is Ireland's premier comedy venue hosting the best Irish and International comedians every Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights. [Read more]

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  8. O'Neill's, Suffolk Street

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Located in the historic heart of Dublin, between historic Trinity College and Grafton Street, the well-known Dublin city centre shopping area, O'Neill's Pub is the perfect place for a pint, homecooked food and a friendly welcome. [Read more]

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  9. The Bank on College Green

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Bank Pub on College Green, once a banking hall, a splendid example of Victorian architecture, is a short walk from Trinity College and adjoins busy Grafton Street and the Temple Bar area of the city centre. [Read more]

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  10. The Exchequer

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Exchequer is a gastro bar situated off Grafton Street, the main south city shopping area. With its close proximity to St. Stephen's Green and Trinity College it’s the ideal place for fun and food. [Read more]

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  11. Alchemy

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Alchemy is a luxury club and venue, located in the heart of Dublin’s cultural quarter, Temple Bar. [Read more]

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  12. Doyles Of College Street

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Doyles, an old style music bar, located at the heart of Dublin City Centre. [Read more]

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  13. The Bankers

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Bankers is a traditional pub located on Trinity Street in the heart of Dublin city centre. The Bankers Bar serves food all night, with a great atmosphere. The Bankers Bar also hosts a free comedy club upstairs in the lounge. [Read more]

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  14. Dicey Reillys Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Famously known as Dicey Reilly's, Diceys Garden has been recently refitted to cater more for our customers needs. With a unique bright and airy atmosphere, many plasma screens to watch the match and adjoining on to Dublin's award winning Beer Garden, this bar, affectionately known as Dicey's, is undeniably one of the hottest night spots in Dublin City. Dicey's offers a very popular Carvery lunch menu every Monday - Friday from 12.00pm to 2.00pm. BBQ Menu is available here every day from 2pm - 9pm. [Read more]

  15. O'Neills Pub Pearse Street

    Dublin City, Dublin

    O'Neills of Pearse Street is a jewel of Victorian splendour. The O’Neill family has held the licence here for over 120 years. The pub is festooned with flowers throughout the summer and the interior is unspoiled by the passage of time. [Read more]

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  16. Rosie O Gradys

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Rosie O Gradys is located at Harolds Cross, on the south side of Dublin city. [Read more]

  17. The Vathouse Bar of Temple Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The VAThouse Bar of Temple Bar is a traditional Irish Pub, which gets its name from the vat house in the Guinness Brewery, St. James Gate Dublin. [Read more]

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  18. The Big Tree Tavern

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Big Tree Tavern was established over 500 years ago. The Big Tree is close to Croke Park stadium where GAA maches are played throughout the year. It is a large old style pub with a beer garden, restaurant and pool tables. [Read more]

  19. MacTurcaills

    Dublin City, Dublin

    MacTurcaills is a casual Dublin city centre pub which serves food daily, often playing live music and always open late. Situated on Townsend Street, MacTurcaills is within close proximity to Trinity College, Grafton Street and Saint Stephens Green. [Read more]

  20. The Duke Pub

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Duke, a traditional Dublin Pub, is centrally situated, off Grafton Street, the main south city shopping area, also very close to St. Stephen's Green, Trinity College and all city transport links. [Read more]

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  21. Cobblestone

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Cobblestone Pub and Music Venue is based in Smithfield. The pub has music seven nights a week and is located close by to the famous Four Courts, The Museum of Decorative, Arts & History in Collins Barracks and the Jameson Distillery. [Read more]

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  22. Market Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Market Bar is a tapas Restaurant in the heart Dublin City Centre. The Market Bar was Dublin's original gastro bar and serves from an extensive Mediterranean tapas menu. [Read more]

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  23. The Lord Edward Tavern

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Built over 100 years ago, the tavern stands on the site of previous taverns dating back to the middle ages. The Lord Edward can be enjoyed on three levels. [Read more]

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  24. No 1 Merrion Street Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The No. 1 boasts one of the most traditional Irish pubs of all hotels in Ireland. It has a cosy old world ambience with leather upholstery, a long wooden bar and polished glass. Head Chef Terry has worked with O'Callaghan Hotels for over 20 years and is famed for his traditional fare. The daily midweek carvery is a favourite in the capital where good food is served in large quantities. A snack menu is available throughout the day. This really is a perfect spot to unwind over a pint of Guinness. [Read more]

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  25. Fitzgeralds

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Fitzgerald’s is a traditional Irish pub ideally situated on Aston Quay in Dublin’s thriving Temple Bar district. Food is served daily until 10pm and there is live music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night from 9.30pm. [Read more]

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  26. The Long Stone

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Long Stone pub is a family owned and run pub stepped in history, and is situated in Dublin City Centre on Townsend Street. [Read more]

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  27. J Birchalls

    Dublin City, Dublin

    An old haunt of Flann O'Brien's and still popular with the many academic, literary and media people living in Ranelagh. One of the few pubs in the area which limits television to big sporting occasions. [Read more]

  28. McDaids Pub

    Dublin City, Dublin

    McDaid's has a distinctive Victorian exterior and when you step inside you find an old style bar with a high ceiling and a smattering of chairs and tables. The dimly lit bar has all the atmosphere of a classic Irish pub. [Read more]

  29. Village Inn Crumlin

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Village Inn is situated in the heart of Crumlin village. It is a nice little bar and lounge, sure to give you to warm welcome. [Read more]

  30. Fitzsimons Temple Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Fitzsimons Temple Bar is a large, split-level bar situated at the back of Fitzsimons Hotel and also features a roof top terrace bar. [Read more]

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  31. O'Donoghues Pub

    Dublin City, Dublin

    One of Dublin's best known bars, O' Donoghues is strongly associated with the Dubliners (famous Irish ballad group). This has helped it to become something of a mecca for traditional musicians. [Read more]

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  32. Hughes

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Hughes market pub, located on Chancery Street in Dublin city centre is well known as one of Irelands oldest traditional music venues. Hughes serves a selection of bar food during the day Monday to Sunday. [Read more]

  33. Buswells Hotel Bar

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Buswells Bar is a traditional style bar with a warm friendly atmosphere. Relax in a quiet setting, vast leather armchairs and enjoy a drink or light snack with colleagues or friends. [Read more]

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  34. The Hole In The Wall Dublin

    Dublin City, Dublin

    The Hole in the Wall is located at Blackhorse Avenue, near Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo. The Hole in the Wall Dublin is named after a tradition which existed here for around 100 years, the practice of serving drinks through a hole in the wall. [Read more]

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  35. The Brazen Head

    Dublin City, Dublin

    Dating back to 1198, The Brazen Head is officially Ireland's oldest pub. Licensing laws only came into effect in 1635 yet this pub has been serving alcohol before offical licensing laws were even enacted! [Read more]

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