pubs dublin 2

For a drink in warm and friendly surroundings look no further than Bowes Pub....

Experience the atmosphere in Fitzsimons Bar. A fun filled night is assured here....

The Maple Leaf pub in Dublin is the perfect stop-off for a pint from the hustle and bustle of Dublin....

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....

Flannerys is a great place for a night out with your friends. The service is excellent and the staff are friendly....

Toners is situated on the corner of Roger’s Lane. It is named after the founder who developed the present pub as a bar and grocery shop. Old stock drawers still remain behind the bar with some wares displayed in glass cases to the left and right of the door.
This, we are told, is the only pub that W.B. Yeats ever entered. Apparently he supped a sherry and then left. The decor and flagged floor will take you back in time....

The Fleet Bar is a fantastic meeting place. Call in for a pint!...

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

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....

Cons, located on Camden Street Lower, is a friendly and professional establishment....