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What pub in Ireland, have the most Irish people been to?

Kelter

Or to put it differently, what pub has had the most unique Irish visitors?

My guess... The Gresham, O'Connell St, Dublin

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mikemac

I'd say the Great Southern Hotel in Galway.

Very old hotel, used to be owned by the railway company and is mobbed every year for the Galway races.

earlyevening

Most unique visitors per year might the bar at Dublin airport. Most unique visitors ever- UCD bar?? some bar at a stadium??

unreggd

Dorans

rossie1977

seans in athlone, been around since 900AD so it has about a 500-600 year headstart on the next oldest pub in the country

COH

Coppers :pac:

MayMay

rossie1977 wrote: »

seans in athlone, been around since 900AD so it has about a 500-600 year headstart on the next oldest pub in the country

I'm sick of hearing about that place, it's not even a decent pub! Oldest doesn't mean good.

I'd say the Gresham has had some interesting visitors in its time alright.

Plug

Langtons in kilkenny seems to be very popular but I think its crap!

c - 13

Probably one of the older places in Killarney. Plenty of tourist traffic passing through there.

Or an Airport bar as someone else pointed out.

anonymous_joe

Johnny Foxes? The Temple Bar?

Somewhere very touristy.

antodeco

Mars bar?

biko

Grellan Delaney, Main Street

AnonoBoy

YORE MA'S has a lot of regulars from what I hear.

(I'm so sorry)

bluto63

Keilys in Donneybrook?

EKRIUQ

Would go with the Bar in Dublin Airport

Duiske

Namesco wrote: »

Would go with the Bar in Dublin Airport

Probably. I'd imagine the Red Cow would be way up the list as well.

antodeco

Duiske wrote: »

Probably. I'd imagine the Red Cow would be way up the list as well.

Thats what I call yore ma after a long night with her :pac:

Ishmael

The pubs around Croke park?

fullstop

bluto63 wrote: »

Keilys in Donneybrook?

Riiiight....

matrim

Ishmael wrote: »

The pubs around Croke park?

Those pubs are probably your best bet for unique Irish visitors. As there always packed on match days and you get loads of people from different counties going there, plus most of them have been there for years.

For most unique visitors probably somewhere around temple bar.

thefinalstage

Cheers.

Raze_them_all

Plug wrote: »

Langtons in kilkenny seems to be very popular but I think its crap!

Is it cos you dont get free drink there like some of us do

enda1

Ishmael wrote: »

The pubs around Croke park?

Yeah was gonna say Quinns(?) on Drumcondra road!

homerjay2005

hmm, in terms of turnover, i know that bout 7 years ago when i started college, that the UCD and UL bars were the busiest.i think now tho that has changed. as regards most people, surely its a pub in dublin.

tho not a pub, coppers is one of the most famous, if not the most famous nightclub in ireland and im sure has the biggest turnover. but honestly i dont know.....

AARRRGH

AFAIK Coppers is the most successful niteclub in Dublin.

As for most traffic... difficult one. If we're talking about "in the history of Ireland" it's gotta be one of the old touristy bars, like "The Brazen Head".

Kelter

Well I wasn't really thinking about for tourist, cos I think the Store house would be untouchable for that.

As for Dublin Airport, I agree that it may be the winner...

Definately not coppers. Its always busy, but with repeat business (as one of their patrons... I should know!)

earlyevening

Yay. My suggestion wins. What do I get?? Free night out boozing at the airport?

dr.bollocko

What about that one at Blarney Castle. Isn't that the ouldest? Durty Nellys is it?