entertainment dublin

The Q Bar is situated on ' O Connell Bridge. It was formerly known as the Harp. It is open seven nights a week . The night club has a large dance area while upstairs on the mezzanine level there is a cocktail bar....

Dollymount House in Clontarf is well worth visiting. Excellent pints, tasty food and service with a smile are all on offer here!...

The Auld Dubliner is one of those rare pubs which, during the last few decades of ferocious change, has had the courage to stay as it was - a traditional Dublin pub.
As it is located in Temple Bar it is an ideal spot to take a break from shopping and sightseeing....

A nice looking self-service restaurant/salad bar specialising in breakfast, four-course lunches and toasted bacon sandwiches. Vegetarians are also catered for. Clean and functional with tables on the street, it offers good value for money. Service is speedy, making it an ideal spot if you are in a hurry....

The Kilkenny Shop is known for the wide range of Irish goods it stocks. Tour operators bring busloads of visitors here so they can bring back home 'a little bit of Ireland.' Upstairs, before or after making all those purchases, the Kilkenny Kitchen is buzzing. It is a self-service restaurant where the emphasis is on traditional Irish home cooking. Speciaities include - cold meats and fish, but also available are coddle, Irish stew and boiled beef and cabbage.

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A visit to The Long Hall Bar is highly recommended. It is a popular meeting place where the pints taste good and the staff are friendly....

They are proud to specialise in dishes from the west of Ireland, fish being a speciality. They also have a full, comprehensive Menu. 2 functions rooms are available along with full bar....

Located on Dame Street, The Mercantile is a superb choice for a night out in Ireland’s capital....