Dublin Things to Do

The Twisted Pepper is an entertainment venue divided into four sections. The Stage, Basement and Mezz are different spaces within the venue that are available for concerts. The Twisted Pepper Cafe & Bar provides refreshing cock... more

Trying to bring in a different element to usual clubbing, the Think Tank presents shows of all kinds. Formerly known as the Hub, their focus is on bringing new talent to the notice of people by presenting exhibitions of their w... more

Situated in the National Concert Hall, the John Field Room is a small space mainly used for music recitals and art exhibitions. The National Concert Hall is a reputed venue for art events in Dublin, where several concerts and s... more

The Quill is nearly 400 years old, ranking it amongst the top ten of the oldest pubs in Dublin; and it also played a role in an escape plot by rebels during the 1916 Easter Rising. It draws a variety of locals and those from th... more

Barton Manor contains twenty acres of beautiful, peaceful gardens. Located off the coast, on the scenic Isle of Wight, it includes an English vineyard, which produces a variety of wines, surrounded by a beautiful woodland walk... more

Like many of Dublin's licensed premises, this long-established Dublin pub, which boasts a 150 year history, has been recently renovated and its minimalist décor now draws a cross-section of some of the city's trendier southside... more

Given the fact that the Smithfield Square area is currently undergoing a major facelift at the moment, it's quite likely that the Cobblestone will become extremely popular in the not-too-distant future. At present, however, the... more

Located a little out from the city center, this spacious bar is certainly worth a visit if traditional music's your thing. Featuring live music most nights, the pub has quite a reputation for its impromptu set-dancing sessions... more

Located near Dame Street, The Bankers is an unremarkable but friendly pub popular with both locals and an after-work office crowd. It is generally quiet during the afternoon, making the Bankers a nice spot for a coffee or pint... more

This unusual, almost Celtic-themed pub takes its name from its prominent stone fireplace, shaped like a bearded old man. Adorned with tapestries on the wall and archways shaped like old trees, the Long Stone is a large spacious... more