pubs dublin city

Jennings is a great place to unwind in with an after work/afternoon pint....

Take some time out in The Brookwood Inn in Artane....

The Hollytree Inn is a fantastic choice for an afternoon pint....

It is reputed to be the second oldest pub in Dublin, allegedly licensed in 1649. The Bleeding Horse was so called from the practice of bleeding a horse behind the ear to cure "head staggers". It is rumoured that Joseph Le Fanu and Bram Stoker hatched the plot for ‘Dracula’ in this hostelry. Joyce, Oliver St John Gogarty and John Elwood all supped here.
Newly restored with pitch pine and yellow pine everywhere, its secluded corners and nooks upstairs are popular with office crews for lun...

Visit Martin’s in Clonshaugh for a great pint in a great atmosphere....

O’Connell’s is an ideal place to unwind with a pint. Just relax and watch the world go by!...

Oliver St. John Gogarty's, is a very popular pub in the centre of Dublin with a fantastic atmosphere to match the best Dublin pubs!...

The Blackhorse Inn is ideally located on the banks of the Grand Canal. The pub is an excellent place for meeting up with friends for a drink....

The Brazen Head is one of the oldest pubs in Ireland. It is built on the site of a tavern dating back to the 12th century. Today, its fine collection of memorabilia makes for interesting browsing whilst sipping a pint.
To book for dinner please phone in advance. We will be delighted to see you and offer you our hospitality....

Call into Mc Gettigan’s for a quiet pint. A great local pub!...