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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Frank Ryan's: Queen St.

Consider, if you will, the following couplet. “There is a crack in everything That's how the light gets in” Taken from Canadian crooner, Leonard Cohen’s back catalogue – these much quoted and poignant lines have many different…

Ha’Penny Bridge Inn: Wellington Quay

Pubs

Though there's no smoky haze or abundance of black faces, and still without the bourbon stink or distant cricket hiss you can still close your eyes and immerse into the hollering and the bawling of man and instrument. And in the rhythm of…

The Patriot's Inn: Kilmainham

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"This old pub standeth on sacred ground, surrounded by the high walls of the Royal Kilmainham Hospital, by the ancient cemetary of Bully's Acre and the dungeons of Kilmainham Jail. The Patriot's Inn has been closer to the pulse of Irish history…

Google Pub Reviews: The Best Hits

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In the usual January reeling from all of December's excesses, I have come to find comfort and solace in the near constant scrolling through the volumes of reviews that people have published on Google Maps relating to Dublin's pubs. Common complaints…

The Old Royal Oak: Kilmainham Lane

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Dublin! It’s a city, if the annals of internet comment sections are to be believed, that divides opinion. And while pub-dwellers prone to over-romanticisation, such as ourselves, are ten a penny - there's also a hefty cohort out there in…

The Ferryman: Sir John Rogerson's Quay

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Recently we were philosophising about what it is that brings that certain sense of je ne sais quoi to pints when they’re taken in enjoyable numbers of a Sunday. Having given due regard to theories of Old Ireland and The Sabbath, we came to…

Google Pub Reviews: The Best HitsJanuary 8, 2020 - 8:02 pm
In the usual January reeling from all of December’s excesses, I have come to find comfort and solace in the near constant scrolling through the volumes of reviews that people have published on Google Maps relating to Dublin’s pubs. Common complaints tend to relate to food, service and toilet facilities, but amongst all these there […]
Bring Back Pints Outside The Gravedigger’sAugust 6, 2019 - 8:19 pm
Recently it was reported that An Garda Siochana had decided to notify the proprietors of John Kavanagh’s (AKA The Gravedigger’s) that they need to stop people from bringing their pints outside the pub and enjoying them on the green space to the front of the pub. Gravediggers calls time on enjoying a pint outside – […]
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 […]

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Frank Ryan's: Queen St.

Ha’Penny Bridge Inn: Wellington Quay

The Patriot's Inn: Kilmainham

Google Pub Reviews: The Best Hits

The Old Royal Oak: Kilmainham Lane

The Ferryman: Sir John Rogerson's Quay

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