pubs around south city centre

For good food and a pint or two visit Kestrel House in Walkinstown....

Call in, buy a pint or two and enjoy the ‘craic’ in Lincolns Inn....

For excellent food and drink in the Ballsbridge area Paddy Cullens cannot be beaten. Definitely worth visiting!...

This pub is definitely worth visiting. Call in for a drink!...

Madigan’s is a much frequented pub in Dublin’s Donnybrook area. Very popular with locals and visitors alike....

Whelan’s is one of Dublin's oldest pubs, dating from 1894. It is situated in one of the oldest parts of Dublin City.
Whelan’s is one of the capital’s favourite music venues, offering a variety of music seven nights a week. Some of the most popular bands in Irish (both traditional and rock), blues, jazz and rock from all over the world have played here.
You can also enjoy a relaxing drink or sample some of the restaurant's famous food at Whelan’s....

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....

For a great pint served by friendly staff visit The Hill Lounge....

Pay a visit to Il Baccaro for a great night out in the centre of Dublin!...

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.
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