Your favourite pub?

Heisenberg.

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SPREADONE

Flowing Tide Abbey ST Clearys Amines ST.

samurai kebab

I used to like Burkes on the North strand for a good laugh but it's closed now and doesn't look like opening back up. Also a fan of the beachcomber and the racecourse and the elphin if I' looking for a quiet one.

oh and to spreadone you like clearys? The OHs da lives out of that place and it's the most unwelcoming place to people under 35 i've ever been in or to people who don't have a moustache it's like the places dress code haha.

spurious

Anywhere without a TV or music played at a deafening level is OK by me.

arybvtcw0eolkf

Campions, Malahide Rd. Local bar staff, no door staff, everyone served including members of the travelling community and not once in 12yrs drinking there have I seen a row.

For the city centre its Darkey Kellys on Fishamble St, esp. for an all day session on Saturday when there's ballads from 5-9 then a cover group from 10- till closing.

And my wildcard entry would be The Bloody Stream in Howth for no other reason than I just like the place.

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sneem-man

The Gravedigger's and then a 300/400 metre walk down to the Sunny Bank.;)

GlasnevinRed

Quinn's in Drumcondra, only pub I ever really go to.

lightening

Mullingans on Poolbeg st, I always like the Hairy Lemon too for some reason. Molloys on Talbot st is a good place too.

humberklog

Cusack's on North Strand.
Sin e on the Quays.
Anseo on Camden.
Flowing Tide on Abbey St.
Royal Oak on Kilmainham.
Shelbourne Bar (not Horseshoe for a bit of posh).
Ramble Inn - Donnycarney.
And The Library Bar in the Central for hiding in.

cybrandian

I heard Hogan's is a good spot? think on george street

ferrigan101

The Gravediggers, The Brian Boru, McNeils on Capel Street and any of the Porterhouses.

The Volt

Down in the basement of the International Bar ftw

SPREADONE

samurai kebab wrote: »

I used to like Burkes on the North strand for a good laugh but it's closed now and doesn't look like opening back up. Also a fan of the beachcomber and the racecourse and the elphin if I' looking for a quiet one.

oh and to spreadone you like clearys? The OHs da lives out of that place and it's the most unwelcoming place to people under 35 i've ever been in or to people who don't have a moustache it's like the places dress code haha.

If you like to enjoy a drink and have a laugh it is the number one spot all are welcome i have had many a good day and night on the beer there very friendly staff and customers ENJOY

df1985

depends on the mood im in but i really like sheehans just off grafton st.

for a lively busy saturday night i like kehoes and o donaghues baggot st.

and even though its in the middle of temple bar i quite like farringtons.

stayin local the courtyard in leixlip.

jdivision

cybrandian wrote: »

I heard Hogan's is a good spot? think on george street

Good Spanish crew downstairs at weekends. Had a great night there recently
I like the old man pubs:
Kehoes
Mulligans
The Stags Head
Toners
Devitts (but only if there's a few of you)
Ryans of Camden Street
I used to like neary's but E5 for a pint of Guinness is ridiculous

rmchmufc

The Flowing Tide, Abbey street

Mayes, Dorset street

J Berminghams, Dorset street

deaddonkey

hedigans (brian boru)
gravediggers
palace (fleet street)
mulligans
welcome inn
shakespeare
whelans front bar

Jesus Wept

sneem-man wrote: »

The Gravedigger's and then a 300/400 metre walk down to the Sunny Bank.;)

The Sunny Bank is a hole!

syklops

Oil Can Harry's on Mount street.

Used to go to the Barge alot but have not been there in a while, for some unknown reason.

HoldStady

The shakespeare on Parnell st is a great pub. Really good atmosphere any time I've been in it.

Never been in the Welcome Inn but remembering passing it one day and it had a sign on it not to enter if you did not know a patron. Always thought it was a bit ironic for a place called the Welcome inn.

Liked the foggy dew for afternoon pints, doyles for afters and always liked O'neills on Suffolk st... However my favourite pub is the blue light up in the Dublin mountains. Don't get up there much though.

Twee.

I love Anseo. Never had a bad time in there. Nice tunes.

A Disgrace

Bia Bar, Stephens St
Anseo, Camden St
Grogans, South City Markets
Slatterys, Rathmines
Peters Pub, South William St
International Bar, Wicklow Street
Solas, Wexford Street
Fallons, The Coombe

You may see me in any one of those tomorrow afternoon.. I'll be the drunk one.

mardybumbum

Theres still a lot of bars I want to check out in Dublin, but heres my favourite so far.....

Dice Bar
Sin e
Whelan's
O Donoghues
The Temple Bar ( expensive but the Guinness is quality )
Bolands

Intothesea

O'Neill's on Suffolk street
Kennedy's on Westland row
Doheny and Nesbitt's on Lower Baggott street

All aul-fella style

humberklog

Intothesea wrote: »

O'Neill's on Suffolk street
Kennedy's on Westland row
Doheny and Nesbitt's on Lower Baggott street

All aul-fella style

All trendy, scrubbed up well bankers/journos and accountant willing to spend almost a fiver a pint "aul-fella style".

tony 2 tone

Ryans of Queen street.
Chaplins on Hawkins street.
Kennedys beside Tara street station.
Ryans of Camden street
Devits on Camden too.
The lower Deck and Bernard Shaw in Portabello
The last and but not least, is Brogans on Dame street.

Also Gravediggers and Campions, although it's been a while since I've gone near either. Does Campions still do hot joint rolls/sandwichs Makikomi? They were deadly!

admiralofthefleet

the bachelor inn
the stoneboat on sundrive road
the newtown house on the malahide road
lower deck in portobello harbour

TheBlock

The Yacht Ringsend
Palace Bar Fleet Street Few Pints after the Dubs
Bruxelles Night out with the Lads

Intothesea

humberklog wrote: »

All trendy, scrubbed up well bankers/journos and accountant willing to spend almost a fiver a pint "aul-fella style".

That's a nice tarnishing brush you have there,
Humberk. As far as I'm aware Doheny & Nesbitt's
clientele might head that way in the evenings, while
the other two tend toward student/general mix.
The physical style and atmosphere of Nesbitt's
is certainly aul-fella. Top marks for needless
condescension.

humberklog

Intothesea wrote: »

That's a nice tarnishing brush you have there,
Humberk. As far as I'm aware Doheny & Nesbitt's
clientele might head that way in the evenings, while
the other two tend toward student/general mix.
The physical style and atmosphere of Nesbitt's
is certainly aul-fella. Top marks for needless
condescension.

Really didn't want to come across as conescending, I don't see it myself but if you do then I beg your psrdon.
The OP is looking to see what are peoples' favourite pubs. Some people are giving a little line as to why and some aren't. You did but the information is mis-leading.
So without any intention of being condescending: they are three fine establishments you picked 'tot but they are not, in any manner or demeanor, aul-fella bars.

dlambirl

Smiths in Phibsboro