pubs dublin 2

Café en Seine successfully combines the charm of the Dublin pub with the chic of the European café. The interior is stunning and the seating so comfortable it can be difficult to leave. Coffee and pastries are served all day and the carvery lunch is superb. An evening snack menu is available until 8pm and if you are in Dublin on a Sunday, the Brunch is a must....

One of the oldest traditional style pubs in Dublin!
Its magnificent stained glass window, designed by French artist Isobel Payrat portrays a 'dream sequence' from James Joyce's Ulyssess.
Make sure you call in for a pint!...

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

A visit to Hogan’s Bar Café is highly recommended. It’s a good choice for a night out with friends....

The show features professional actors who perform from the works of Ireland's great writers while visiting Dublin's best known literary pubs. The writers that are featured include: Joyce, Beckett, Beahan, Mary Lavin, Oscar Wilde and many more.
The Pub Crawl starts at The Duke Pub, Duke Street. It lasts approximately 2 1/4 hours. Food can be ‘grabbed’ along the way, but normally there is not enough time to have a full meal during the tour. On average, you will spend 20 minutes in each p...

- 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....

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

Kehoe’s has an ideal location in the centre of Dublin. After a busy day shopping on Grafton Street call in here for a pint....

Call in, buy a pint or two and enjoy the atmosphere!...

Solas is a trendy Dublin pub located on Wexford Street....