Best Pubs & Hostels for Weekend In Dublin?
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Best Pubs & Hostels for Weekend In Dublin?
Spontaneously decided to spend a weekend in Dublin Dec7th - 9th...and would really like any opinions on cheap places to stay (travelling solo) and also pubs that should not be missed!
Thanks
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peyton18,
Having not been to Ireland yet, I've been checking out this website:
http://www.dublinpubscene.com/index2.html
Sandy
Having not been to Ireland yet, I've been checking out this website:
http://www.dublinpubscene.com/index2.html
Sandy
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I also write a Dublin guide including pubs:
http://www.hidden-dublin.com/pubs/pubs05.html
I agree with Cailin when she suggests Mulligans. A close second would be Peter's Pub, hidden away in the south city and not found too often by tourists.
You will find more unusual suggestions on my pages - I invite everyone to click around!
http://www.hidden-dublin.com/pubs/pubs05.html
I agree with Cailin when she suggests Mulligans. A close second would be Peter's Pub, hidden away in the south city and not found too often by tourists.
You will find more unusual suggestions on my pages - I invite everyone to click around!
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You should check out bootsnall.com for their Irish website on cheap places to stay. We stayed at O'Neills Townhouse is listed as a hostel, but for 2 people was 130 Euros (so may be pricier than you want). The location is outstanding, though, and it is a townhouse located above a bar. The bar is very nice and traditional.
Our favorite pub was O'Neills on Grafton Street (not the O'Neills described above). They have very good live music, it isn't touristy, and they have nice plasma screens showing soccer/other applicable sport in the downstairs area. I really did not like the Brazen Head. The music was good but the pub was so packed with tourists, that you couldn't even see the musicians.
Our favorite pub was O'Neills on Grafton Street (not the O'Neills described above). They have very good live music, it isn't touristy, and they have nice plasma screens showing soccer/other applicable sport in the downstairs area. I really did not like the Brazen Head. The music was good but the pub was so packed with tourists, that you couldn't even see the musicians.
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Here's the link to O'Neills Townhouse: http://www.oneillsdublin.com/





