pubs dublin

First established in 1782, Mulligan’s still retains much of its original early Victorian character.
Its unpretentious confines are enriched with solid mahogany wood, grand tall mirrors, gas lamps, embossed walls, etc. - the entire premises exudes the nostalgic solidity of yesteryear.
A favourite celebrity haunt, these premises have played host to some of the world’s most famous people, including President John F Kennedy who chanced to sojourn here in 1945.
Tourists and...

Decies County Bar is a great pub for meeting people....

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....

The Laurels in Clondalkin has a cosy atmosphere, ideal for a quiet drink....

This unique pub and restaurant has a rare mixture of locals who have come here for generations, and tourists who come to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains.
All through the year you can enjoy traditional Irish set dancing and Irish music together with great food and good company....

Call into The Black and Amber for a drink. It is a fantastic spot to meet for a chat!...

Call into Joxer Daly’s for a pint if you’re in the area. You’ll have an enjoyable experience....

Happy Days is a friendly pub in Raheny....

This is a real Dublin pub. A superb place for a pint!...

The Deerhunter is a cosy pub with plenty of nooks and crannies for a quiet pint....