pubs around south city centre

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....

Break For The Border is a popular venue both for its bar and the live events that are held here. There is a restaurant also within the premises....

The Swan Bar on Aungier Street is a superb choice for a night out....

O'Briens is the sister pub of the Mercantile. Definitely worth calling into!...

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....

Neds of Townsend Street is a popular and well-located pub in the heart of Dublin city....

This celebrated social landmark is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most respected and best known licensed premises. It is located on the outskirts of the city in the stylish up market suburbs of Goatstown.
For years The Goat has been instrumental in the setting of standards within the catering industry, its appeal as a touchstone premises widespread.
Although known as ‘Dublin’s sporting pub’ this establishment attracts a cosmopolitan clientele and caters for all occasions, formal, inf...

The Ginger Man is well worth a visit. For good quality beer and excellent service it can’t be beaten!...

This is a charming pub in Dublin’s Ringsend area. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly here. Pop in for a pint any time of the week!...

Renards is a very popular jazz bar and restaurant in the city centre. For quality beverages and excellent food this pub cannot be beaten....