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Old-Man Bars in Dublin City

  • 27-04-2006 2:47pm
    #1
    eoge
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    I'm not much of an old man, but love a good old pub. I really like Bowe's on Fleet St. and the ground floor of Stag's Head. Love the wooden panel interiors and leather seats. Anyone have any favorites? Would love to try out a new (old) place tonight.

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    garthv
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,698 ✭✭✭garthv


    Mulligans just off Hawkins Street

    Best pint of Guinness ever.


  • #3
    Heinrich
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    Bachelor Inn, Batchelor's Walk

    McDaid's, Harry Street (off Grafton Street)


  • #4
    eoge
    Closed Accounts Posts: 139 ✭✭eoge


    GaRtH_V wrote:
    Mulligans just off Hawkins Street

    Best pint of Guinness ever.
    Yeah, the Guinness in Mulligans is top notch alright.


  • #5
    eoge
    Closed Accounts Posts: 139 ✭✭eoge


    Heinrich wrote:
    Bachelor Inn, Batchelor's Walk

    McDaid's, Harry Street (off Grafton Street)
    Oh yeah, I forgot McDaid's! That really is a good bar. Must try Bachelor Inn though.


  • #6
    bigears
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    Neary's on Chatham St. is along the same lines.


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  • #7
    legologic
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    Mulligans do a great pint. The stags used to be better pre louis Fitzgerald taking it over. A great spot is the long hall up georges st.


  • #8
    Pighead
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    Kinda out of the way if you're in the city centre but The Gravediggers/Kavanaghs in Glasnevin is one of the most properest pubs around. Pighead doesn't drink the Guinness but apparently they serve a fantastic pint.


  • #9
    Tazz T
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    I like Kennedy's on Westland Row. Lovely pint of Guinness. But it never seems to be open on Sundays or Bank Hols which is a bit annoying. Also, to be avoided when there' a rugby game on.


  • #10
    Joliegood
    Closed Accounts Posts: 199 ✭✭Joliegood


    O'Briens, just of Leeson Street is a great spot too.Unspoilt pub.


  • #11
    FergusF
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 133 ✭✭FergusF


    The Long Hall, Anguier (sp?) St was one of my favourite proper pubs when I lived in Dublin, it is opposite Hogans.


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  • #12
    luckat
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    Grogan's, South William Street.

    Love pubs with no TV and no "music".


  • #13
    rainglow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 317 ✭✭rainglow


    I know of them because I spend my life avoiding them! Kehoe's on South Anne St, and then up on Baggot St there are a lot of pubs which I would consider old-man but are beloved of many 20 somethings. Doheny & Nesbitt, O'Donoghues etc.


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