pubs around south city centre

This is a great local pub. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly here....

Public bar and lounge. The Old Stand appears to have originally been a medieval inn and a favourite of John Philpot Curran, father of Sarah Curran, who was to become one of Ireland’s most distinguished barristers....

The Clock is a traditional pub with nice beer and a great atmosphere....

Come and have a drink at The Barn Owl Pub....

Tickets €9.00
Purchase in advance from Ticket Master or on the door

TUESDAYS: OPEN MIC NITE

Battle of the Axe COMEDY CLUB, SINGER/SONGWRITERS & OPEN MIC NITE  9.30pm

THURSDAYS: COMEDY NITE

Battle of the Axe COMEDY CLUB etc 9.30pm:

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Flanagan’s is a well liked pub in the area....

In The Eleanora Lounge you can have good quality beer in comfortable and spacious surroundings....

The Duke Pub has been on the street that bears its name for over 200 years. The street itself has been a favourite spot where Irish literary figures gathered over the years to take advantage of the publican's hospitality. Among those to have frequented The Duke were James Joyce, Brendan Behan and Patrick Kavanagh.
A place to visit when in the Grafton Street area....

Public and lounge bars. Established in 1853 when Ballsbridge, in the township of the Earl of Pembroke, was no more than a little village.
Close to Lansdowne Road and the RDS as well as some of Dublin’s leading hotels....