pubs dublin city

For a top class pint in comfortable surroundings call into The Chancery Inn....

The Templeogue Inn (also known as The Morgue) is in the traditional mould of a fine Irish bar in the 1950's. Function rooms are available for parties, etc....

This is a great bar in which to relax, chat and have a couple of pints!...

McCloskey’s pub in Donnybrook sticks to the values of a traditional Dublin pub; good conversation and great pints!...

This is a traditional pub with a great atmosphere. A real treat!...

Gleesons of Aungier Street, where the bar staff are friendly and efficient, is ideal for an after work pint....

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

This pub has been in existence since 1805 when Bridget Haydon, licensed grocer and provisions dealer, was the first occupant of this house in what was a vibrant and thriving street of competing traders.
Now classed as an ‘old-world’ type pub with a smooth blend of wood and brick offset by a traditional flagstone floor, it is not only a great rugby pub which serves a wholesome weekend brunch but it has a strong following of dedicated regulars....

Daly’s is a pub for all ages. A great place to unwind with a drink or two!...

The building dates from 1896 and the interior has remained unchanged since that time.
It has many outstanding features: the magnificent carved oak and mahogany central bar fixture housing a double faced mechanical clock made by the celebrated firm of Frenglay Brothers, four antique brass gas lamps mounted on the mahogany counter and a superb collection of antique mirrors.

Ryans also have an excellent gourmet restaurant on the premises....