Temple Bar
Temple Bar Reviews
 Party as a leprechaun! Jun 07, 2009
It's really great when you are in a new city, all exhausted after visiting, to go out for a beer.And it's annoying to have to walk more than 5 minutes from one bar to another..Because,ofcourse, you want to get to know the bar culture.Especially in Ireland.So this is where Temple bar comes in, where you can just jump from one place to another, most of them having live irish music, serving the best Guinness in the world (and not just "probably" i would say :P) and ofcourse presenting to you the nice jolly irish people.And outside the pubs, there's a great atmosphere with people singing and perfoming.To conclude, the first thing i heard when steping in Temple Bar was a dizzy irish man saying: "People from all over the world, welcome to Ireland!"..we really must have looked like tourists..:)
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 Temple Bar Apr 08, 2008
I highly recommend staying in the Temple Bar area if you're making a short trip to Dublin. It's a lively section of the city and full of great pubs! We spent some time in Temple Bar first before exploring the rest of the area. I got a little confused with all the whiskeys available but if you read the history of the bar, you'll understand why. At least while I was there, it seemed to be a good mix of locals and tourists alike, people of all ages. We enjoyed some traditional music in a few pubs and met some great people while enjoying our Guinnesses! We had such a great time, we didn't even pay attention to the rain!
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Nov 22, 2007
I agree with Lulus, TEMPLE BAR is the place you must get there! It's the most famous pub in Dublin, it's all made by stones and woods inside, moreover, there's always a local band playing some music and the people getting wild too :)
Tell me later how it was like, ok! Cheers :P |
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 Apr 17, 2007
In ergards to the other review, Temple Bar area is cool. But all tourists basically. Just an FYI. In my opinion, I would say stop by for a short bit, but venture further.
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Temple Bar Blogs
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Sep 03, 2005
;-) The bus stopped off as Temple Bar, but I had such a hard time finding my way into Temple Bar, let alone my hostel Barnacles. Getting lost that early in the morning, and with that stupid duffelbag (with a broken wheel) wasn't the nicest thing for me having had only… Leaving England and entering Dublin...the Irish adventure begins! |
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Oct 22, 2007
The shuttle dropped us off at the Busaras station and I immediately pulled out my book to try to find my way to Temple Bar and Barnacles Temple Bar hostel. The directions that I got off the site were a little vague and I couldn't quite find the landmarks it described to get to Temple Bar but did my best. The street signs weren't all that… day six - Next stop...Dublin, Ireland! |
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Feb 23, 2009
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We arrived at our stop and my fearless navigator didn't tell me he wasn't completely sure where our hotel was in relation to the Temple Bar area. Uuuuuuuh, thanks honey! LOL. We were staying in the Temple Bar area but couldn't find our street on the map. We asked someone at a restaurant and she had no clue but someone near her directed us off a few blocks… Arriving in Dublin! |
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Apr 21, 2008
After about a 7 minute jaunt, we were at Temple Bar and I have to say it was pretty sweet. It reminded me a lot of the Village in NYC with a lot of young hip types hanging out in coffee bars and cafes, with lots of interesting restaurants and shops here and there… Dublin, Where Craic Isn't Whack! |
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Aug 09, 2008
Temple Bar , in which is a main street called Temple Bar, in which is a pub called Temple Bar. This is what you can call the beating heart of Dublin. This enormous pub is a little overrun by tourists, but there are plenty of pubs… First day in Dublin |
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