Dublin By Pub

Dublin By Pub
As featured by Lonely Planet, TheJournal.ie, CARA & Irish Tatler Man! Dublin By Pub is an odyssey to record every Dublin city pub.
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T O’Brennan’s: Upper Dominick St.

Mainly for the fear of joining that easily-offended, ever-moaning subset of the public who believe in the one true lord and saviour - Joe Duffy, we decided we wouldn’t. But when we first visited T O’Brennan’s we had considered lodging…

Peadar Brown's: Clanbrassil St.

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A couple of posts back you might remember that we were drawing parallels between pubs and books. Well, rejoice ye lovers of poorly constructed prose because here comes this poorly effected simile once again. Pubs and books… consider,…

The Back Page: Phibsborough Road

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Outside of a few punts on The Grand National and Cheltenham, I think that it would be a fair assessment of myself to say that I’m not that much of a gambling man. But with that said, I'm here to tell you today that I would happily bet pounds…

Jimmy Rabbitte's: Camden St.

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Lately, I've been finding myself lying awake at night pondering a big question. This question isn’t of an existential variety, no, no. I’m fine with reflection on the afterlife and the greater universe for the moment, the one question that’s…

Doyle's Corner: Phibsborough Road

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“Once you have palm trees in a pub you may as well just forget about it” ... so were the choice of words deemed appropriate by Pintman №2 after he’d finished surveying his surroundings. We'd just sat down to our inaugural pint in…

The Hut: Phibsborough Road.

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It’s probably fair enough on our part to assume that the word 'hut', when considered by all those included in the English-speaking world, will elicit images of rudimentary structures of mud, straw and/or bamboo in the mind’s eye of most.…

Irish Tatler Man – Autumn Edition.September 23, 2018 - 2:32 pm
We’re back on the tactile medium of physical paper again, this September. We’ve opted to detail our thoughts on Kimchi Hophouse this time around. Do head out and grab yourself a copy!
CARA MagazineJuly 2, 2018 - 7:09 am
Anyone heading off on their holliers in July? We’re thrilled to announce that Dublin By Pub is included as part of the Documenting Dublin feature of this month’s issue of the fantastic Aer Lingus inflight magazine, CARA. Make sure to have a thumb through and give it a read if you’re lucky enough to be […]
TheJournal.ie Culture Magazine.June 21, 2018 - 8:20 am
Last week, we were delighted to chat to the charming Zara Hedderman who very kindly chose to feature us in this week’s Schweppes Culture Magazine on TheJournal.ie The link to the piece is included below. Feel free to give it a look. ‘Drinkable for under a fiver’: Dublin By Pub’s tongue-in-cheek Instagram reviews The only guide you […]
Irish Tatler Man – Summer Edition.May 31, 2018 - 10:32 am
The summer issue of Irish Tatler Man is on the shelves of all good newsagents and we’re back between the pages speaking about Doyle’s on College St. Grab a copy and have a read at what we had to say.
The Fine Ale Countdown Open Gate Series.May 3, 2018 - 12:01 am
Last month Pintman №2 and I were delighted to be in the awesome surroundings of The Open Gate Brewery as we made DublinByPub’s first tentative steps onto an aural platform. As part of their Open Gate Series, we joined the sound gang of lads from The Fine Ale Countdown podcast. We had a good chat […]

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T O’Brennan’s: Upper Dominick St.

Peadar Brown's: Clanbrassil St.

The Back Page: Phibsborough Road

Jimmy Rabbitte's: Camden St.

Doyle's Corner: Phibsborough Road

The Hut: Phibsborough Road.

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