Outdoor drink in the sun in Dublin

cruhoortwunk

I'm gonna list out outdoor patios/beer gardens in Dublin that get the sun at certain times and I need some help. With the sun yesterday evening I was inspired to write up this list. The sun is gone but we may have the odd nice day over the next 5 months.
Most useful ones would be the west facing ones in the evening after work or south facing for most of the day.
Bit of a list of places here, but I think some of them are either tiny outdoor areas, or very dark with no sun getting in. Some are places I have never been in, eg. Marker.
Any additional info for each place is welcome. And also any additions to the list (I'm sure there's lots, especially away from town).

Town
Wigwam, Abbey St

1st floor
Fade St social, Georges St Terrace out on street, west facing
Oil can harrys, Grand Canal
Marker,Grand Canal Top floor, South facing. Possibly gets sun from other sides due to its height
10 stephens Green
Odessa, Dame Ct Upstairs
Dean hotel, Harcourt St Top floor, East facing
Toners, Baggot St Beer garden
O’Briens off Leeson St Out on the street in the front and side, South and west facing

The Barge, Charlemont Bridge Out the front on the canal, South facing
Dicey Reillys, Harcourt St Large area, probably gets sun from different directions
Stags Head, Dame ct. Large area shared with other pubs, some West and South facing

Outside town
Blue light dublin mountains North, East facing
Gibneys malahide In the middle, surrounding walls may block direct sun
Russels, Ranelagh
Wetherspoons, Dun Laoghaire

MonkstownHoop

The bar in the old Kingston hotel in Dun Laoghaire, can't think of its new name has a great beer garden over looking the seafront

snowblind

the shaw
the pav
cans by the canal

D3V!L

The Church, Jervis Street.

nosietoes

Alfie Byrne's is good for evening sun

cruhoortwunk

snowblind wrote: »

the shaw
the pav
cans by the canal

Cans by the canal is always a good one, that area outside the Barge has been ever expanding and I'd say about 50% of the people bought their drink in the pub

cruhoortwunk

nosietoes wrote: »

Alfie Byrne's is good for evening sun

The one in the Conrad is it?

snowblind

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

Cans by the canal is always a good one, that area outside the Barge has been ever expanding and I'd say about 50% of the people bought their drink in the pub

also 50% of them are drinking in the cycling lane :mad::pac::mad:

nosietoes

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

The one in the Conrad is it?

Yep. Lovely sun trap there.

Carawaystick

Stoops, Joe's, Blue Bar in Skerries Harbour at Sunset. One of the few spots on the east coast to see the sun set over the sea.

oblivious

Outside town

The straw hall, Strawberry beds

listermint

Out Outside the city The Hatch Bar on the Canal

Sun, water countryside

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Hazel+Hatch+Pub/@53.3178902,-6.5185702,19.96z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x74f0730aac5f1e45

All inside the county of Dublin

L1011

I thought The Hatch had permanently closed? McEvoys across the road should still be open but isn't as unusual as The Hatch.

listermint

L1011 wrote: »

I thought The Hatch had permanently closed? McEvoys across the road should still be open but isn't as unusual as The Hatch.

When i said Hatch i meant Mc Evoys, incidently Mc Evoys should put themselves on the map

newacc2015

The best place after a Dublin match is the grass outside Kavanaghs Glasnevin aka the gravediggers. There is literally hundreds drinking on the green on a sunny day