pubs dublin

When The Old Punch Bowl was first licensed in 1792 William Scully, then landlord, served such illustrious imbibers as the Fitzwilliams and the Viscounts Merrion. The pub takes its name from the vessel used to toast the victors of a local annual horse race.
A haven on the busy coast road its menu has a wide variety of dishes. Specialities include seafood, salmon roulade and fresh cod. Vegetarian dishes available. Cocktails served....

Myo’s in Castleknock is a popular, well-known Dublin pub with a good atmosphere and good service....

For a great pint served by friendly staff visit The Hill Lounge....

If you want to visit a pub with excellent beer then The Bankers is for you....

This is where Bill Clinton stopped off for a pint when he visited Dublin....

Public and lounge bars. Established in 1853 when Ballsbridge, in the township of the Earl of Pembroke, was no more than a little village.
Close to Lansdowne Road and the RDS as well as some of Dublin’s leading hotels....

The pub is one of Blackrock’s oldest surviving licences, going back as far as the 1770s, possibly much earlier as a coaching house....

This is a café bar located on South Great Georges Street in the centre of Dublin. Try it out!...

The Lord Lucan, as the name suggests, is located in Lucan, County Dublin. It is a pub for both local and tourist....

Call into Patrick Moynihans for a pint or two!...