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22 Aston Quay
Fitzgerald’s is a traditional Irish pub ideally situated on Aston Quay in Dublin’s thriving Temple Bar district. Food is served daily until 10pm and there is live music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night from 9.30pm.
11 South Great Georges Street
The Globe Bar & Café on South Great George's Street is a lively, popular evening venue offering a choice of entertainment in a friendly venue.
129 Ranelagh Road
Birchalls, formerly known as J. Birchalls, is a local pub popular with locals and the literary set. Birchalls is located on the south of Dublin city, a short drive from the heart of the city.
Drumcondra Road
Situated in the heartland of Drumcondra, this pub has been a drinking oasis for over ninety years and was first licensed in 1907 under the guardianship of a Mr. Fagan.
South King Street
Sinnotts is located just off St. Stephens Green. A traditional style pub licensed since 1840's which appeals to all ages. Sinnotts has become very popular for live sports with 7 screens to choose from.
63-64 O’Connell Street
Located opposite the Famous Dublin Spire on Dublin’s O’Connell Street, Cafe Carlo Restaurant serves a fusion of Irish and Italian cuisine in a relaxed and intimate setting.
31-33 Carysfort Avenue
South Dublin's leading specialised beer bar, with a fantastic food menu and a sunny beer garden.
3 Eirpage House
The Greenery is a modern styled all day restaurant in the heart of Dublin 4. Serving Breakfast, lunch and Dinner. The Greenery has one of Dublin’s best weekend Brunch and Dinner offerings and is ideally located for all rugby match goers.
47 / 48 Temple Bar
The Temple Bar was established in 1840. For almost 160 years patrons have flocked to the Temple Bar. A genuinely warm welcome backed up by first rate modern service and Traditional Irish Music, is the hallmark of this friendly spot in Dublin.
Classon's Bridge
The Dropping Well is a landmark pub located on the banks of the river Dodder in the south city area of Milltown, Dublin 6. One of the Chawke group of Pubs and Restaurants, this 'watering hole' was granted its first licence in 1847!
St.Stephens Green West, , Dublin city centre
TGI Friday's in the heart of Dublin city centre offers a great night out with superb food and drink, great service and a fantastic party atmosphere with an authentic American feel.
An authentic Japanese cultural experience in the heart of Dublin City Centre. Sushi, small dishes, extensive cocktails and sake menus, and nightly DJ sets. Open for dinner service through late night
13-17 Fleet Street
Busker’s Bar is one of Dublin’s primary destinations for live music and sports coverage. It is a city centre bar open seven nights a week. Located on Fleet Street, Temple Bar.
13 High Street, Christchurch
The only dedicated beer-only bar in Ireland, Beer Market serves only the finest craft beers from around the world, limited releases and pilot kit one-offs.
3A Crown Alley, Temple Bar
Upstairs at Eamonn Doran's is laid out as a bar and restaurant where you can hear alternative/rock music several nights a week. Downstairs attracts a much younger crowd and acts as a major venue for live rock bands.
Glencullen, The Dublin Mountains
Established in 1798, Johnnie Fox's is one of the oldest pubs in Ireland. Renowned for being the highest pub in the country, nestled in the peaceful township of Glencullen and surrounded by the beautiful serenity of the Dublin Mountains.
East Pier
King Sitric Fish Restaurant, a favourite for 40 years, overlooks scenic Howth Harbour which is in easy reach of Dublin city. Known for freshly-caught seafood, game, lamb, beef & a large wine list. East Café Bar & hotel accomodation are also on site.
76 Fitzwilliam Lane, Baggot Street
Located just off Baggot Street and Merrion Square, in the heart of Dublin's business district and just a stone's throw from Government Buildings. This trendy venue is a mix of contemporary and traditional.
Duck Lane, Smithfield Village
Located directly opposite the Jameson Whiskey Distillery in Smithfield, Christophe's is an ideal stop off for lunch when touring Dublin. Christophe's serves traditional homemade dishes.
Edmonstown Road
The Merry Ploughboy offers Irish and European cuisine in a casual pub setting. Every night, there is a traditional Irish dinner and show.