Navan Things to Do

This kind of pub seems to be a dying breed these days. Instead of offering neon-glowing dance floors it provides nothing but good beer and good conversation in a long room with a long bar. Its walls are festooned with a bewilde... more

A sumptuously decorated venue on the site of an old church, Vicar Street plays host to Irish and international rock acts usually of the mainstream variety, although theatre, spoken word performances and comedy nights are also q... more

Installed with 3 bars and state-of-the-art sound and light systems, the Boomerang Nightclub is the hottest place to visit in the city. Their in-house DJs spin up a storm with the latest chart-busters while regular party goers d... more

The Front Lounge is a classy joint that does not cause personal affronts with ridiculous door policies or intimidating clientele. Plush sofas, good art, and attentive waiters make this one of the more comfortable bars in Dublin... more

This is one of the most popular bars in the city centre and it's not difficult to see why. Two spacious floors accommodate hordes of affluent twenty-somethings and the mood is understandably upbeat. The ground-floor is quite ch... more

This Cultural Quarter Center in Dublin re-shaped the history of Temple Bar because it inspired it to develop and re-structure itself, thus leading to a project that was guided by an artist-led community. Support has been immens... more

A visit to a graveyard may not be your idea of a jolly day out, but Glasnevin Cemetery is one of the most fascinating places in Dublin. It is the final resting place of some of the most famous figures in Irish history, includin... more

Those-in-the-know refer to this bar as the Dame Lane, which also happens to be the perfect place to spot the bold and the beautiful. This upstart hangout is a regular celeb haunt. The smaller upstairs lounge is always crowded.... more

Part-owned by Huey from US rock outfit, Fun Lovin' Criminals, this new bar may take some getting used to. It's well worth a trek down the quays for the variety of eerie, supernatural murals, candle-lit wooden tables and long ba... more

Situated just round the corner from the Central railway station, this sister club to the Trent House, is a top spot for music in Newcastle. Small, soulful, and intimate, it has a real sense of cool about it, and is the mellow a... more