The Auld Dubliner

Guinness Ireland: EPL 2025/26

Carlsberg WC Qualifiers 2026

Ireland Campaigns: Guinness 0.0

Large covered beer yard,
9 bars spread over different floors inside and out
Capacity 1400
Large screens for sport, Live Music & DJ's

Flannery's Camden Street

Situated on the doorstep of Trinity College and a stone’s throw from the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Dublin’s financial centre the IFSC and the Convention Centre Dublin (CCD), The Lombard is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of the city, This stylish bar has been carefully renovated creating a warm welcoming stylish interior complementing the historic building.

The Lombard

P. Duggan's

Bohemian House

Established in 1961, Kennedys is a staple of Drumcondra life. Our team are working to make Kennedys go to place for sport, music and great drinks in Drumcondra! Why not drop in and see what we have to offer?

Kennedys

Join us in the Tolka House for all major sporting events.
Whether you love GAA, Rugby, Golf or Football you can catch all the action live on ourdedicated TV's and Big Screen.

The Tolka House Gastropub

The Ivy House

bookable

Local Public Bar, Friendly Staff, Bingo every Friday night, Live Music Every Saturday and Sunday

The Quarry House

A family run bar and lounge located just off the Navan Road.

The Breffni Inn

Tucked away in the heart of Clontarf, Grainger's Pebble Beach pub is one of Dublin's finest public houses.
The Pebble Beach not only offers a wide selection of beers and wines but ensures to uphold the founding ethos of what a 'traditional pub' is. It strives to be a welcome and friendly place for anyone wishing to quench their thirst or have a chat.

The Pebble Beach

For all sport, live music and social gatherings drop in to see us at the Kilmardinny Inn

KILMARDINNY INN

Great sports bar. Voted Ireland's Best Bar 2022

GLEESONS

Local bar and lounge , great food and drink , food served Thursday to Sunday , big screens , multiple TVs and live music

Leonards Pub

A landmark bar and restaurant located just minutes from Dublin airport on the N2, and only six miles from Dublin city centre it has traditionally been a stop off for many GAA fans travelling to Croke Park to support their heroes’ (the Dublin and Meath rivalry is legendary in the area).

Grand National