See & Do

J.W. Sweetman, formerly known as Messrs Maguire, is a microbrewery which prides itself on top quality craft beer and food in Dublin City centre. J.W. Sweetmans overlooks O'Connell Bridge in the heart of Dublin city.

Searsons of Baggot Street, Dublin, has a contemporary feel but with a traditional Irish bar atmosphere. Step inside to experience a beautifully restored bar serving the finest food and drink.

Traditional Irish Pub Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 7 days a week. Wide selection of Irish Beers and Irish Whiskeys. Live Irish Music Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Evening.

The Cobblestone Pub and Music Venue is based in Smithfield. The pub has music seven nights a week and is located close by to the famous Four Courts, The Museum of Decorative, Arts & History in Collins Barracks and the Jameson Distillery.

Nestled among the houses of Wyckham Park /Meadowbrook in south Dublin, The Willows Dundrum (est. 1963) is traditional local Irish pub serving a fine pint & pub food in warm & welcoming surroundings. The Willows is the hub of the local community.

Located in Dublin’s cultural quarter, Temple Bar, Club M has been providing its guests with the finest cocktails, service and entertainment for over a decade. Spanning 2 floors with fantastic galleries overlooking the main arena, the Club M vibe is exuberant, extrovert and relaxed, with none of the pretentiousness commonly associated with a fashionable night club.

Established in 1861, Fitzgerald's of Sandycove is one of Dublin’s last traditional Victorian pubs. Located in the scenic village of Sandycove, Fitzgeralds offers a friendly welcome to locals and visitors alike.

The Bankers is a traditional pub located on Trinity Street in the heart of Dublin city centre. The Bankers Bar serves food all night, with a great atmosphere. The Bankers Bar also hosts a free comedy club upstairs in the lounge.

One of Dublin's more famous watering hole landmarks. The Dawson Lounge proudly lays claim to the title "Dublin's Smallest Pub".

This is a wine shop, wine bar and restaurant, all in the heart of Dublin's Financial Services Centre.

The oak panelled interior of this bar is salvaged from the Mauritania and in contrast to the adjoining Thomas Reads, this area offers a more traditional feel with a relaxed atmosphere and of course a great pint.

The Bird Flanagan pub is located in Rialto Dublin 8, a short drive from Dublin city centre. The Bird Flanagan is a specialist in fine wines and comprises of both a pub and off licence. There is also a sun lounge and beer garden.

Lost Society - Bar/Lounge - Powerscourt Shopping Centre - South William St. D2 - City Centre

Mahaffys is situated on Pearse Street. This is a great place for a pint. It is often frequented by Dublin's young, energetic college crowd.

Part of the 5-star Merrion Hotel in Dublin Centre, The Cellar Bar is set in the original 18th century Georgian wine vaults below. Specialties include quality Irish dishes. Bare-brick walls & vaulted ceilings create a cosy & comfortable atmosphere.

The Goat Bar and Grill is a landmark pub located in the Goatstown Area of South Dublin. A well appointed and traditional bar it has been extensively renovated over the years.

The Vintage Cocktail Club, an exclusive cocktail and dining experience in the heart of Dublin city. Refined, relaxed, welcoming, VCC is the perfect intimate gathering place.

Brogans Bar is an old style Dublin pub housing the largest collection of Guinness memorabilia outside the brewery. The pub offers a friendly welcome to both visitors and locals, and prides itself on serving an excellent pint of Guinness.

Neary's Pub is located in the heart of Dublin city centre, just of Grafton Street. Nearys consists of the main bar plus an upstairs lounge. Food is served daily.

The Oval Bar is an authentic Irish Pub situated in the heart of Dublin City, on Middle Abbey Street. Established in 1820, its history is linked with the history of the city of Dublin.