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Beer Garden in Dublin City Centre

davet82 · 2012-08-10 10:30:12

Looking for a nice beer garden in D1 or D2 for after work today, my mind has drawn a blank so some any suggestions appreciated :) I've no idea where to post this so if it could be moved to the appropriate forum please

10-08-2012 11:30am

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Looking for a nice beer garden in D1 or D2 for after work today, my mind has drawn a blank so some any suggestions appreciated

I've no idea where to post this so if it could be moved to the appropriate forum please

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#2 10-08-2012 11:32am

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Try the Galway City Forum.

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#3 10-08-2012 11:32am

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Try the home and garden forum

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#4 10-08-2012 11:33am

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Try the Galway City Forum.

Oranage2 wrote: »

Try the home and garden forum

pffft... jealous :rolleyes:

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#5 10-08-2012 11:34am

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davet82 wrote: »

pffft... jealous :rolleyes:

Oh believe me, after celebrating Katie's win last night the last place I want to be is near a pub. Hanging.

Seriously though dude, it's pure lazy not to bother your backside looking for the Dublin forum and expecting mods to do it for you.

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#6 10-08-2012 11:35am

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Well for D2 I suppose you could try D2 pub on harcourt street or Dicys but both will probably be packed with business heads after work.
I'd take a strole up to the George Bernard Shaw which has a lovely beer garden with pizza served from an old double decker bus or up as far as the Barge pub on the canal which does not have a beer garden but loads of space along the canal for nice pints in the evening.

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#7 10-08-2012 11:35am

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Dicey reillys. Although it's a kip so maybe not.
The kitchen is nice.

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#8 10-08-2012 11:35am

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Not D1/D2, but The Porterhouse North is worth a visit...great beers & a lovely beer garden to chill out in.

http://www.porterhousebrewco.com/bars-dublin-north.php

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#9 10-08-2012 11:39am

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There's the Church on Mary st, nice spot with a beer garden.

There's also Bruxelles off Grafton st.

The Old Storehouse has a nice beer garden and also the best pints in Dublin if you ask me.

The roof garden in Fitzsimmons Templebar is nice enough during the day, wouldn't touch the place for a night out but for a chilled beer outside after work it can be alright.

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#10 10-08-2012 11:39am

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NegativeCreep wrote: »

Dicey reillys. Although it's a kip so maybe not.
The kitchen is nice.

is the kitchen not just a nightclub?

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#11 10-08-2012 11:43am

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davet82 wrote: »

pffft... jealous :rolleyes:

Try the religion forum.

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#12 10-08-2012 11:44am

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davet82 wrote: »

NegativeCreep wrote: »

Dicey reillys. Although it's a kip so maybe not.
The kitchen is nice.

is the kitchen not just a nightclub?

Actually it is :L I forgot it doesnt open during the day.

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#13 10-08-2012 11:47am

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Pav, if it is open.

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#14 10-08-2012 11:48am

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Morrisons hotel, north quays

Be classy OP, beautiful place

Beer garden out the back

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#15 10-08-2012 11:54am

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spoofilyj wrote: »

Well for D2 I suppose you could try D2 pub on harcourt street or Dicys but both will probably be packed with business heads after work.
I'd take a strole up to the George Bernard Shaw which has a lovely beer garden with pizza served from an old double decker bus or up as far as the Barge pub on the canal which does not have a beer garden but loads of space along the canal for nice pints in the evening.

This. Great shout Spoofily. Heaven on a day like this!

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#16 10-08-2012 12:02pm

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The Barge is where it's at on nice days. Bring your own booze if you're feeling tight

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#17 10-08-2012 12:09pm

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Go Knacker drinking in the park.

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#18 10-08-2012 12:13pm

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Trigger13222 wrote: »

Go Knacker drinking in the park.

not a bad idea but instead of the park maybe the boardwalk, i could also score some smack while i'm there too

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#19 10-08-2012 12:14pm

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Noctor's, always a great atmosphere there!

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#20 10-08-2012 12:15pm

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kfallon wrote: »

Noctor's, always a great atmosphere there!

the beer garden being sheriff street and broken glass, i think i'll pass :pac:

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#21 10-08-2012 12:19pm

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davet82 wrote: »

the beer garden being sheriff street and broken glass, i think i'll pass :pac:

They pull the sofas out on to the street on a day like today, just like a real life Shameless!

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#22 10-08-2012 12:20pm

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kfallon wrote: »

They pull the sofas out on to the street on a day like today, just like a real life Shameless!

oh well then, noctors here i come

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#23 10-08-2012 12:23pm

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Gran Hermano wrote: »

Pav, if it is open.

ah yes the Pav for some casual cans of Bavaria, exactly what you need after a long week of work!

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#24 10-08-2012 12:27pm

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The Bernard Shaw on South Richmond St, The Bailey off Grafton St, Grogans on South William Street all have beer gardens. If you can stretch further there is always the Barge on Charlemont St with the best place for outdoor pints IMO. I dont even know if its legal!

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#25 10-08-2012 12:29pm

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davet82 wrote: »

is the kitchen not just a nightclub?

No, it's also a room used for cooking and food preparation.

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#26 10-08-2012 12:34pm

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Recently learned of the beer garden in Toner's (Baggot Street). Looks like a great spot.

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#27 10-08-2012 12:49pm

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The rooftop in O'Neills Suffolk Street.

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#28 10-08-2012 1:04pm

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Out the back of Diceys is a good spot and you can get some nice grub in there if you get peckish!

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#29 10-08-2012 1:06pm

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The beer garden/fore court in the brazen head is nice enough and not too far from town.
Smyths in Renlagh has a nice neer garden too.
On the north side there's a wee beer garden in LL Mulligans which is nice.

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#30 10-08-2012 2:08pm

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This place has a savage beer garden.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=474

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