Dublin Early Opening Pub's

easygoing39

Has anyone a link to a list of current early opening pub's in Dublin?

Thanks in advance.

Early Houses? After spending my early 20s going to raves I unfortunately know most of them. Wind Jammer (where I once got refused service at 7 am on a Saturday morning for being too off my face) Slattery's on Capel Street, the bar in Heuston Station and a couple of places on Talbot street but they might be too rough so I wouldn't really recommend those.

easygoing39

Yeah thats why I was asking about current early opening pubs.I know that Ryans on Store St was an early house 30 years ago,but Google suggests it aint anymore.

L1011

Only a handful left. There's been a huge cut even since 2019 - https://comeheretome.com/2019/01/08/early-houses-of-dublin-2019/

Of that list, the Metro is now MeMas and not early; the Chancery has been shut since COVID as has M Hughes.

The Capel Street pair plus Molloys and the train station ones are all fine. The rest vary - the Padraig Pearse is the only remaining one I'd not try myself.

Citizen Six

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120065430#Comment_120065430

Yeah, only noticed the Chancery looking fairly run down recently and figured it was gone.

easygoing39

The Fisherman’s Bar, attached to The Waterside pub, in Howth is shut completely at the moment since being sold to a certain cage fighter.

Middleage Fanclub

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120065430#Comment_120065430

I walked passed the Padraig Pearse for years on my way into work and it was always fairly quiet looking (a few taxi drivers I'm guessing). I was in there one night myself without bother but had come from the Widow Scallans across the road so all things are relative 😀. Was also in the Wind Jammer early but we were all asked to leave when one of our party arrived in pajamas

easygoing39

Not about Dublin early house's,but Cork, I found it an interesting read.

https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/arid-41039519.html?fbclid=IwAR0PAu6_qEbuOvjmMMHN425C9_KEjAmch7SKWSMbYh1mKCpeH0wqMA2cbnY

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120091816#Comment_120091816

Again its Cork related, but this clip from the RTE archives. Its one of the pubs on Union Quay mentioned in the article quoted.

Its powerful, the wistful look from the chap who talks about coming into town looking for work and ending up in the pub.

Early House Pubs of Cork City, Ireland 1980 - YouTube

I spent some of the best mornings of my young life in that place 25 or so years later when I was a student in Cork in the mid to late 00's drinking through the pain after being out all night.