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 Relaxing at Wollenskys by sue_stone
Wollenskys is a Bar & Restaurant in Temple Bar, and was the only place we could find where we could sit outside and enjoy the mild summer evening.
The waiting staff were very friendly and the beer cold. The dinner menu looked good, but we didn't end up eating here.
They let us in with jeans and sneakers.... Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 1-2 Bedford Row, Temple Bar, DublinPhone: 353 1 670 4012Directions: Temple Bar
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 Another busy pub by Cruefan
The Temple bar pubs were full of Tourists, but when we went to the Lord Edward near Christchurch Catherdral we were with some of our Irish friends and we met lots of friendly locals and had lots of good craic.
The prices for pints in Dublin are the highest on the country. In Temple bar expect to pay 4-5 Euro for a pint of Guiness, Carlsberg, and my new favorite Bulmers (hard cider) I never got any mixed drinks so I can't give a price.
You have to go to a pub in Dublin.. It's mandatory.
Well pubs are casual but I wouldn't show up wearing shorts and a T-shirt with sneakers (runners) most men I saw in pubs wore dress/button down shirts with khaki pants or nice jeans with casual shoes. The ladies seemed to dress up more with alot wearing dresses and heels but it vary's from pub to pub. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Streets of DublinDirections: EVERYWHERE !!!
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This place has been a fixture in my two trips to Dublin. In 2004 Ken brought us here after a little tour of the area. We had a great time and enjoyed the atmosphere. Kathy and Tania even were interviewed by a French TV station regarding the coming (then) smoking ban in Dublin.
But it was the second trip that this pub shined. We found a home under the stairs there. Finding ourselves here both days in Dublin on this trip and in the same seats because we were so comfortable and it was so cold outside. Most of the pics will be of us under the stairs.
Casual Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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Wow was this place busy. It was mid/late Saturday afternoon and the place was packed with football fans. As such Liz wasn't thrilled to be in here. But I wanted to check it out since it had been recommended to me.
I actually ordered a stella and was happy enough with it. Just being in out of the cold was worth it to me though. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 7-8 Harry Street, Dublin 2Phone: +353 (0) 1 6775362
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 by cpiers47
There were quite a few tourists but also many Dubliners who just stopped in for a pint and a chat. I believe that the music was starting late in the evening but it was in another room.
Casual Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Merrion RowDirections: O'Donoghue's is located just off Dublin's famous St. Stephen's green near the Shelbourne Hotel, on Merrion Row.Website: http://www.odonoghues.ie
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This pub dates back to Victorian times.. Claims to be more than 300 years old. It is full of antiques and has a wonderfully warm atmosphere. The place could do with a paint . You won't find fashionable people in here, just the locals and your nearly guaranteed a banter with them,and tourists who come to look at the decor. Full of filigree-edged mirrors, brass jugs, chandeliers and a pendulum clock that 250 years old. You will also find portraits of historical figures and even a pair of rifles on the wall. Visitors have included Phil Lynott from the excellent band Thin Lizzy and Mo Mowlam.
Georges Street off Dames Street.
Very casual, jeans sneakers / and or trainers permitted. No door men.. Leave a Comment Theme: People WatchingAddress: 51 Great Georges Street South
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 Outside Oliver ST.John. by cazz38Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 58/59 Fleet street Temple bar Dublin 2.
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I highly recommend a pub crawl with fellow vters. We had so much fun and they know the cool places to go that we would have never found ourselves. One of which was Dawson Lounge that claims to be Dublins smallest pub. There were 8 of us and we pretty much filled the place! It is a tiny pub down a staircase with a very tall bartender.
no dress code Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 25 Dawson Street, Dublin 2
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Head down to Pravda on Mondays for free films and get to enjoy a good bar as an added bonus!
Think they like you to wear clothes, which in the Irish climate is no hardship Leave a Comment Theme: People WatchingAddress: Lower Liffey Street,Phone: (00 353) 1 874 0091Directions: Central Dublin, near the halfpenny bridge
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 O Donoghues by amapola66
We managed to grab a seat (this bar is apparently always packed) and admired all the photos of the various musicians that have performed there including the Dubliners and the Chieftains - O Donoghues remains one of the few authentic bars that remains popular with locals and tourists alike.
Go there, be prepared to wait for a seat and enjoy one of the impomptu music sessions.
Casual. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 15 Merrion RowDirections: Located near Baggot Street
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