pubs around south city centre

First established in 1782, Mulligan’s still retains much of its original early Victorian character.
Its unpretentious confines are enriched with solid mahogany wood, grand tall mirrors, gas lamps, embossed walls, etc. - the entire premises exudes the nostalgic solidity of yesteryear.
A favourite celebrity haunt, these premises have played host to some of the world’s most famous people, including President John F Kennedy who chanced to sojourn here in 1945.
Tourists and...

One of the nicest and quaintest pubs in this neck of Dublin has got to be Mother Reilly's with a dimly lit interior and cosiness in abundance - it makes for a great spot for sinking a few.
There is a restaurant located at the back which serves good food....

The College of Surgeons has 8 meeting rooms with the largest having a capacity of 400....

- Stand-up comedy, improvisation and sketch featuring and a very Special Guest. Ha'Penny Laugh Improvisation, Comedy, John Dawson Improvisation Comedy Troupe and Denis Mulcahy. Admission: door special €7.00....

Neary’s is one of Dublin’s old theatrical pubs. The pub is renowned for its pint of real Guinness....

Located in the heart of Dublin a visit to The Long Stone is a must. A bar menu is available here all day....

The Horse and Jockey is a great venue for a drink with friends....

For a drink in a great atmosphere visit Ranelagh House....

One of Dublin's most historic licensed landmarks, dedicated to the memory of the local Rathfarnham girl, Sarah Curran tragic heroine of Irish romanticism through her relationship with Irish patriot, Robert Emmet.
Situated in the busy suburb of Rathfarnham, there is also ' Captain Chuckles', a Kiddies Fun House....