pubs dublin

When in Dalkey call into The King’s Inn for a relaxing pint....

This premises acquired its first licence in 1843 under the guardianship of the Fleming family. It was a regular haunt for Patrick Kavanagh and Brendan Behan and subsequently became popular with the young and fashionable.
Its proximity to Lansdowne Road makes it a favourite pre-match watering hole and eating place. This pub is also frequented by local office and business people....

It is reported that The Queens was originally licensed to 'dispense liquor' as far back as 1745. Today it carries on that fine tradition in a beautifully refurbished premises, and is one of the most popular pubs in the Dublin region. Serving a superb range of drinks, The Queens also serves an excellent selection of bar food, including delicious seafood....

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

Located in the heart of the Liffey Valley, the Anglers Rest is a great place for a relaxing pint. Good mixture of clientele and excellent beer garden....

If you call into The Bohemian you are assured a lively night out. The beer is good here and the service is fantastic....

A great place to unwind with a drink!...

Major Toms is a well-known pub in the centre of Dublin....

Have a great night out in The Donaghmede Inn....

Martin’s is an ideal place for a relaxing drink....