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  • Agnes Brown’s: Thomas St.
  • Arthur’s: Thomas St.
  • The Back Page: Phibsborough Road
  • Bakers: Thomas Street
  • The Bankers: Dame Lane
  • Bar Rua: Clarerndon Street.
  • Operation Barnstorm and Why We Need to Hide The Barn House Pub from The USA.
  • Becky Morgan’s: Grand Canal Street Lower
  • The Beer Market: High St.
  • The Bernard Shaw: Richmond St. South
  • The Black Sheep: Capel St.
  • The Bleeding Horse: Camden Street
  • The Bohemian – McGeough’s: Phibsborough Road
  • Two Pints and a Short Back and Sides: Trying to Define The Bottle Boy
  • Brannigan’s: Cathedral St.
  • Brewdog – Grand Canal
  • Joyce, Plunkett and Why We Should Name a Metro Station After The Brian Boru Pub
  • The Bridge Tavern: Summerhill Parade
  • Briody’s: Marlborough St.
  • Brogan’s: Dame St.
  • Cassidy’s: Camden St.
  • The Celt: Talbot St.
  • The Chancery Inn: Inns Quay
  • Chaplin’s: Hawkins Street
  • Clarke’s City Arms: Prussia St.
  • Clarke’s Phibsborough House: Phibsborough Road
  • ​The Clock: Thomas St.
  • The Cobblestone: King St.
  • The Confession Box: Marlborough St
  • Cumiskey’s: Dominick St.
  • Nazi Bombings, Hollywood Legends, and a Teetotaler’s Last Pint—The Wild History of Cusack’s Pub 
  • ​The Dawson Lounge: Dawson St.
  • The Deer’s Head: Parnell St.
  • Delaney’s: King St.
  • Devitt’s: Camden St.
  • From Stevedores to Life on Mars: U2, Bowie and The Dockers Pub.
  • Doheny & Nesbitt’s: Baggot St.
  • The Dominick Inn: Dominick St.
  • Doyle’s: College St.
  • Doyle’s Corner: Phibsborough Road
  • The Duke: Duke Street.
  • East Side Tavern: Leeson St. Lower
  • Fallon’s: The Coombe
  • The Ferryman: Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
  • Fibber Magee’s
  • Fitzgerald’s: Aston Quay
  • The Flowing Tide: Abbey St.
  • The Foggy Dew, And Why Oliver Cromwell is Responsible for Dublin’s Best Sunday Gig
  • Frank Ryan’s: Queen St.
  • The George: George’s St.
  • Gill’s: Russell Street
  • ​The Ginger Man: Fenian St.
  • ​The Glimmer Man: Stoneybatter
  • Grainger’s: Talbot St.
  • Grogan’s: South William St.
  • The Hairy Lemon
  • Hanlon’s: Hanlon’s Corner
  • Ha’Penny Bridge Inn: Wellington Quay
  • Harkin’s – The Harbour Bar: Grand Canal Place
  • Hartigan’s: Leeson St.
  • The Hut: Phibsborough Road.
  • Hyne’s: Prussia St.
  • The International Bar: Wicklow St.
  • J.& M. Cleary’s – Amiens St.
  • J O’Connell’s: South Richmond St.
  • J.W Sweetman
  • Jimmy Rabbitte’s: Camden St.
  • J.J. Smyth’s: Aungier St.
  • John Kavanagh (The Gravediggers’): Prospect Avenue
  • Kavanagh’s: Aughrim St.
  • Kavanagh’s: New St.
  • Keavan’s Port
  • Kehoe’s: South Anne St.
  • Kennedy’s: Westland Row
  • Kenny’s Pub and why Ireland’s First Taoiseach Probably Liked Elvis
  • Kimchi Hophouse: Parnell St.
  • Overheard at the King’s Inn: Creamy Pints and a Glimpse into the World of Petty Crime.
  • L. Mulligan Grocer: Stoneybatter.
  • The Fear after The Lagoona: Navigating Wrong Turns, Lost Shoes, and Late DARTs in Dublin.
  • The Lamplighter: The Coombe
  • Lannigan’s: Eden Quay
  • A Tale of Two Visits: Discovering Leonard’s Corner under Abnormal Circumstances
  • The Liberty Belle: Francis St.
  • Lloyd’s: Amiens St.
  • The Long Hall: George’s Street
  • The Long Stone: Townsend St.
  • The Lord Edward: Christchurch Place.
  • The Lower Deck: Portobello Harbour
  • The Clamper, The Angle Grinder and The Regular: A Visit to Lowe’s in Dolphin’s Barn
  • Lowry’s: Summerhill Parade.
  • The Lucky Duck
  • M Hughes: Chancery St.
  • Madigan’s : Abbey St.
  • Madigan’s: North Earl St.
  • Madigan’s: O’Connell St.
  • Smells, Slang & Stout; Why The Malt House is a Working Class Davy Byrne’s
  • McCann’s: James’ St.
  • McDaids: Harry St.
  • McGettigan’s: Queen St.
  • McGrattan’s: Fitzwilliam Lane
  • Molloy’s: Talbot St.
  • Nancy Hands: Parkgate St.
  • Noctor’s: Sheriff Street Lower
  • O Donoghue’s: Suffolk St.
  • O Neill’s: Suffolk St.
  • O Reilly’s: Tara St. Station.
  • The Oak: Dame St.
  • The Old Royal Oak: Kilmainham Lane
  • The Old Storehouse – Crown Alley
    (A Pint with Shane MacGowan)
  • The Open Gate Brewery – Thomas St.
  • The Oval: Middle Abbey St.
  • The Palace Bar: Fleet St.
  • Peadar Brown’s: Clanbrassil St.
  • Peadar Kearney’s: Dame St.
  • Peter’s Pub: Johnson Place
  • Piper’s Corner: Marlborough St.
  • Ruin Bar: Tara St
  • Ryan’s: Store St.
  • Shanahan’s The Coombe
  • Sheehan’s: Chatham St.
  • The Silver Penny: Abbey St
  • Slattery’s: Capel Street
  • The Snug: Stephen Street
  • The South Strand
  • The Sunset House: Summerhill Parade.
  • The Swan: Aungier St.
  • T O’Brennan’s: Upper Dominick St.
  • T.P. Smith’s: Jervis St.
  • The Dice Bar: Benburb Street
  • The Lincoln’s Inn: Lincoln Place.
  • The Patriot’s Inn: Kilmainham
  • The Thomas House: Thomas St.
  • Tom Kennedy’s: Thomas St.
  • Tommy O Gara’s: Stoneybatter
  • Toner’s: Baggot St:
  • The Turk’s Head: Parliament St.
  • Walsh’s: Stoneybatter
  • The Wiley Fox: Eden Quay

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