Ireland pubs
Jul 27th, 2005 | 06:58 AM
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No website like that to my knowledge but if you give me some of your preferences I can reccommend pubs in and outside Dublin. After 10 years here I have been to most of the puns I pass even if it is only once!
What do you like? for example Old pubs, Musical Pubs, Your superpubs/disco bars, historical etc.
What do you like? for example Old pubs, Musical Pubs, Your superpubs/disco bars, historical etc.
Jul 27th, 2005 | 07:12 AM
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We would like to hit a few "really old" and "historic" type pubs that we will be able to mingle with some local Dubliners and possibly take in some Irish music. Besides that we are looking for pubs that are frequented by 25 to 30 somethings, travellers and locals, the type of pub doesn't necessarily matter as we hope the crowd will make the experience. Also, if you could suggest which pubs are the ones to hit on Sunday's that would be great.
Thanks SiobhanP!
Thanks SiobhanP!
Jul 27th, 2005 | 07:31 AM
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Old mans pubs
The Palace Fleet Street At the end of Temple Bar. Old style pub can get tight at the weekends.
The Long Haul - Georges Street Across from Hogans a trendier 25-35 place. Its an old vistorian sty;e pub.
O'Donoghues - Merrion Street/Baggott Street also has muisic at the weekends
Toners Merrion Baggott Street near O'Donoghues
Fun pubs
Hairy Lemon - Corner of Drury Street
Plays music and a fun vibe at the weekends
The Market Bar - Old warehouse turned into a bar/tapas Place.
Ron Blacks Dawson Street
Cafe En Seine Dawson street Trendier and busy at weekends. Cafe en Seine is Huge and baurtiful inside but pricey and a bit busy at the weekends.
I will post more later when I have a think
The Palace Fleet Street At the end of Temple Bar. Old style pub can get tight at the weekends.
The Long Haul - Georges Street Across from Hogans a trendier 25-35 place. Its an old vistorian sty;e pub.
O'Donoghues - Merrion Street/Baggott Street also has muisic at the weekends
Toners Merrion Baggott Street near O'Donoghues
Fun pubs
Hairy Lemon - Corner of Drury Street
Plays music and a fun vibe at the weekends
The Market Bar - Old warehouse turned into a bar/tapas Place.
Ron Blacks Dawson Street
Cafe En Seine Dawson street Trendier and busy at weekends. Cafe en Seine is Huge and baurtiful inside but pricey and a bit busy at the weekends.
I will post more later when I have a think
Jul 27th, 2005 | 11:24 AM
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Just found this site which is about as close to fancyapint.com as I have seen. It gives pretty good background on pubs throughout Ireland so I thought I would share it.
http://www.irishpubguides.com/IrishPubGuide/list.htm
http://www.irishpubguides.com/IrishPubGuide/list.htm
Jul 28th, 2005 | 12:59 AM
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Even better! Ok here are my Duboin Picks from the website:
These are in Central Dublin as some listed are in the suburbs and too far out. These are in addition to the places above:
Stags head. Its a classic and has a huge snug in the back. Very old pub and good atmosphere
Mulligans
Brazen Head - Has music on the weekends
The Duke - Literary pub crawl starts here as well.
The international bar
McDaids which is off grafron street and across from this is Bruxelles Bar that has a nice outsoor area and a very mixed crowd. At the weekend it will be bikers and tourists and a few locals.
Enjoy!
These are in Central Dublin as some listed are in the suburbs and too far out. These are in addition to the places above:
Stags head. Its a classic and has a huge snug in the back. Very old pub and good atmosphere
Mulligans
Brazen Head - Has music on the weekends
The Duke - Literary pub crawl starts here as well.
The international bar
McDaids which is off grafron street and across from this is Bruxelles Bar that has a nice outsoor area and a very mixed crowd. At the weekend it will be bikers and tourists and a few locals.
Enjoy!
