pubs dublin 2

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....

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

This is a fantastic place for a night out. Enjoy the ‘craic’ and the lively atmosphere!...

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

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....

The famous Dublin landmark, The Ha'penny Bridge, is a few doors down the quay from the pub that bears its name. The place is a busy, friendly, traditional pub much frequented by those who have always worked in the area. Live gigs from Tuesday to Sunday include variety shows, traditional sessions, comedy, country, folk and jazz and blues nights....

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

Great pints and an excellent atmosphere make Devitts (The Hogan Stand) a great place for a night out....

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