| Bar with No Name |
Take a break from the pubs and Guinness in this hard-to-find, trendy apartment style bar, you’ll find a cool crowd here.
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| Residence |
Exclusive private members club but the people who have been say it’s got a hot selection of whiskies.
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41 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin
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http://www.residence.ie |
| The Dice Bar |
Apparently Huey from The Fun Loving Criminals is an investor. Laid back, good music and great beers.
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79 Queen St, Dublin 7
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http://www.thatsitdublin.com |
| The Dylan bar |
Said to be a glamorous bar in a swish hotel that attracts a fashionable and cocktail loving crowd.
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The Dylan Hotel, Eastmoreland Place, Dublin
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http://www.dylan.ie |
| The Gig's Place |
This late night early morning venue opens it’s doors at midnight and has everything for a 24 hour bender. Breakfast and drinks included!
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43 South Richmond Street, Portobello, D2 Dublin, Ireland
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http://homepage.eircom.net/~petecassidy/thegigsplace/index.html |
| The Globe |
Described as being not quite a club and not quite a club, they say it’s pretty cool and downstairs is where you’ll be dancing.
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11 S Great George’s St, Dublin
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http://www.globe.ie |
| The Horseshoe Bar |
Supposedly the birth place of the Black Velvet cocktail (Guinness poured over Champagne). A quiet retreat with an older clientele.
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The Shelbourne Hotel, 27 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin
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http://www.marriott.com |
| The International |
The ground floor is a bar, 1st floor is a comedy club and basement a music venue, little bit small but loved by all.
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23 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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http://www.international-bar.com |
| The Octagon Bar |
This has been described as a cosy little space with really hot drinks. They are a little on the spenny side but worth it!
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Clarence Hotel, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
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http://www.theclarence.ie/octagon-bar |
| The Oval Office |
American, classic looking bar with emerald leather chairs and low lit lamps. Check out JFK’s rocking chair!
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Shanahan’s Restaurant, 119 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin
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http://www.shanahans.ie/oval.html |
| The Porter House |
It opened in 1996 as Dublin’s first pub brewery. With three floors of space and loads of beers it’s a winner. Try the Oyster Stout!
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16-18 Parliament Street, Temple Bar, Dublin
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http://www.porterhousebrewco.com/bars-dublin-temple.php |
| The Welcome Inn |
This pub/dive bar is talked about with some real love. It opens when the owner feels like it and is full of arty types.
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The Welcome Inn, 13 Parnell Street, Dublin 1
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