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searchin4sabatini says:
Ok.
Because most of the queries in relation to Dublin seem to come under this heading and at best, you could describe what has been written to date as tidbits and rubbish, here goes.
I'm going to give you, I suppose the rough guide / lonely planet review of Dublin from a local's perspective, n…
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genkeeper says:
Grab a pint at The Hole in the Wall Pub and listen to the Harps rock the house with their edgy, yet authentic traditional Irish Music. There is no cover at the pub to watch the band play, unlike in America, and the singing locals will tell you this band brings the real stuff. Check out the bands w…
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paulkernan says:
The Regional Cultural Centre, a fabulous new multidisciplinary arts facility developed by Donegal County Council, has opened adjacent to An Grianán Theatre. Described by the Irish Times as a ‘cultural beacon’, the distinctive glass and aluminium structure was designed by the Letterkenny based, …
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paulkernan says:
Mc Grory's of Culdaff boasts two unique bars:- The Front Bar which is noted for a fine selection of quality food and drink, traditional Irish music and a friendly Irish welcome, while The Backroom is famous throughout Ireland and beyond for its range and quality of music and entertainment. The Backr…
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mainhart says:
The Dublin Musical Pub Crawl is a great experience that anyone who loves real music should appreciate. You meet at Gogarty's Pub (a very touristy place) and buy your 12 euros ticket. You can have a pint while you wait and listen to the good but touristy Irish music. The group then follows a pair of …
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Supigirl says:
Just at the corner of Temple Bar on Westmoreland Street you find O'Sullivans. It seems to be an normal traditional pub, but there is a life performance from Thursday to Sunday, a guy with guitar singing Irish drinking songs or anything else you wish for.
It's usually full of tourists, but you also…
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SouthWilliam
1 review
#7 of 29 nightlife & entertainment in Ireland
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jenniftyrrell says:
This is my absolute favorite place when going out in Dublin especially on a Sunday. Its got a good atmosphere And they play fantastic music and you got to try one of their mojitos! :D
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genkeeper says:
I can't get the details to appear, no matter how many times I save them. So, here they are:
Tel: 8389491
Address: Blackhorse Avenue
Hours: M-Th 2 pm - 11:30 pm, F 2 pm - 12:30 am, Sat 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Sun 12:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Directions: To reach the Hole in the Wall by Bus take the 39 fro…
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Johnb42 says:
Last night I went and checked out the bull and castle pub just around the corner from the hostel. I was at first apprehensive because it was pretty quiet, but that all changed several hours later as the pub began to fill up with lots of international travelers from places like France,Spain, The Unit…
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Well..
1 review
#10 of 29 nightlife & entertainment in Ireland
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almery says:
DUDE I WAS HOPING U COULD TELL ME!!! hahahahhaa :P:P:P
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searchin4sabatini says:
The quintessential Dublin pub, if you come away from Dublin without having thrown the eye in here you truly are missing out. This is both a mix of what was great and what is still good about Ireland and Dublin. Poets, hipsters and drunkards mix freely and the 1940s decor, on tap guinness and on tap …
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ANDREVILAR says:
Hey there, you gotta go to TEMPLE BAR!!!! Definitely
Cheers :)
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galwayps says:
The wednesday and sunday night music sessions at Cookes are undoubtedly one of the best in Galway City. Although not in the tourist centre of Galway, Cookes is still only a 5-10 mins walk in the old West district. One of only two remaining thatch pubs in Galway City, Cookes is not to be missed.
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paulkernan says:
An Grianán opened in October 1999 and rapidly earned a reputation for artistic excellence and accessibility. An Grianán Theatre is a modern 383 seat arts and entertainment venue in Letterkenny in the North West of Ireland. They have a very varied programme of events throughout the year including c…
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Sinnotts
1 review
#15 of 29 nightlife & entertainment in Ireland
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genkeeper says:
If you are looking for the ultimate sports pub in Dublin, go no further than this cavernous pub with its faux Viking ceiling. A sports enthusiast’s haven on game day; this lively pub has three big screens (sometimes showing different matches simultaneously), cheerful bar staff eager to replenish …
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