The Pubs

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The Flowing Tide: Abbey St.

The Flowing Tide: Abbey St.

Sitting on the intersection of Marlborough and Abbey Street, a stone’s throw away from the famed abbey theatre sits a pub named The Flowing Tide. The pub occupies a space upon a bustling streetscape between the wider city centre and umpteen…
​The Ginger Man: Fenian St.

​The Ginger Man: Fenian St.

Once upon a December "morning" we were seeking the cure from the previous night's damage, having mustered up just enough adrenalin to dress and wash we caught a train toward town and set out to find a suitable boozer. Adding urgency to this…
Walsh’s: Stoneybatter

Walsh’s: Stoneybatter

When we arrived at Walsh’s we were at the tail end of a crawl and were merry enough from the pints. Being a weekend evening, the bar was busy enough. The sun was low in the sky and beamed in through the windows intensifying the iridescence…
Hyne’s: Prussia St.

Hyne’s: Prussia St.

We were fairly taken with the whole pintman thing when it took off on the net earlier during the year. It shone a light on a culture we’d been in the middle of for years. It had it all: pints, pubs, and more pints, what more could one ask…
Hanlon’s: Hanlon’s Corner

Hanlon’s: Hanlon’s Corner

Recently we were pinting of a weekend in Stoneybatter and took in Hanlon’s (amongst others). We arrived mid-afternoon, still a touch tender from the previous night’s shenanigans.We settled in the bar which ticked all the proverbial…
The Swan: Aungier St.

The Swan: Aungier St.

It was one of them poxy November evenings where the depression onset from daylight savings' early darkness had begun to set in. The rain was pissing out of the heavens and the train was rammed. A pint was in order. As I drew closer to town…