Date Night in Dublin

BrewDog Dublin

No-nonsense chain bar specialising in the Scottish brewery's craft beers, with regular guest brews.

Hole in the Wall, Europe’s Longest Pub

Classic Irish fare and craft beers in exposed brick and beam pub with live music on Tue & Sat night.

The Great Wood

National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland

Family-friendly museum with interactive exhibits telling stories about Ireland's mythical creatures.

Chester Beatty

Museum on castle grounds housing the mining magnate's vast collection of religious & artistic texts.

Light House Cinema

An eclectic schedule of features, shorts, classics, foreign language and animated films.

Fibber Magees

Classic pub with a predilection for hard guitar music with brick walls, pool tables and beer garden.

Elephant & Castle Temple Bar

American-style comfort such as chicken wings and burgers with breakfast and brunch menus.

Dún Laoghaire Harbour

Picturesque old harbour offering pier walks, cruises & a lively strip of restaurants & pubs.

Searsons

Skylights fill this 1920s-style bar with light while a back courtyard provides outdoor space.

ODEON Blanchardstown

Chain cinema for a wide range of entertainment, including the latest releases & live event screenings.

Forty Foot

Famed promontory along Dublin Bay featuring year-round swimming in the Irish Sea.

The Halfway House

Historic pub where farmers used to gather, refurbished with a timeless air, plus grill restaurant.

Corkagh Park

Sprawling landscaped gardens with a cycling track, cricket & baseball facilities & woodland strolls.

Craic Den Comedy Club

Mulligan's

No-nonsense 18th-century pub with a cast of regulars and lack of modern pomposity.

Kehoes Pub

Classic pub scattered with original features such as mahogany doors and wood partitioned snug areas.

People's Park

Small park with a teahouse, a fountain, a kids' play area & a Sunday market with global foods.

La Caverna Restaurant and Wine Bar

Stylish Italian restaurant with brick walls and 18th-century barrel vault dining room in the cellar.

FIRE Steakhouse Dublin

Victorian building with high vaulted ceilings brought bang up to date for local menu cooked simply.