Dublin Nightlife Guide

One of the most exciting things to see and do in Dublin is to enjoy their flourishing nightlife. On any given day of the week, visitors and locals alike will always find bars, clubs, pubs and dining places full of people and activities. Dublin is fast becoming

a hotspot in the European club scene. And because the Irish economy is doing quite well, the development and expansion of the cosmopolitan circuit remains constant. There are always new places to check out and new clubs to see here in Dublin.

Suffice to say, one will never get bored in this city.

The Irish take pride in the fact that it is alcohol that makes up most of their country's per capita income. And with this thought, one should never leave Dublin without even trying to check the pubs and bars and sample what they are famous for.

The center of Dublin's interesting nightlife is in the Temple Bar District. Here is where you will find a merry mixture of shops, cinema and theatres, popular and trendy bars, traditional Irish pubs and an overwhelming choice of dining places. Historical European buildings that were restored and updated house all these establishments, and in and around the Temple Bar are pedestrian cobbled streets lined with beautiful trees. This site itself is worth visiting.

RESTUARANTS and DINNING PLACES
• If you're looking for a perfect place to dine, The Mermaid Café located on Dame Street, a place frequented by actor Pierce Brosnan, serves scrumptious seafood dishes.
• Unicorn Italian and On The Green are two popular dinner destinations of both the locals and tourists. They serve steak and pasta dishes.
• Beshoffs on Westmoreland Street serves the best fish and chips while Waggamamas is popular for serving healthy Asian fares.

BARS and CLUBS
• The Dice Bar is a trendy club that is patterned after New York club scenes.
• Pravda, located on Lower Liffey, has a big dance floor, where you can dance

until the wee hours of the night.
• The gay scene is alive and well on Capel Street and you can check out clubs

Gubu or Yello for this.

PUBS
• The Hairy Lemon is a typical Dublin pub with a good crowd of people. It is located

on Lower Stephen Street.
• On Wicklow Street, The International is a favorite after-work hang out and it also features a comedy club in an adjacent room.

Pubs are Dublin's lifeblood and it caters to the locals day and night. Even while these pubs carry a no-smoking policy since 2004, it remains to be frequented by Dubliners

all year round.

LIVE BANDS
• Whelan's, located on Wexford Street, has all kinds of live acts, from rock to indie

and alternative.
• Bigger acts perform at The Point and you have to get tickets in advance to be able

to come and watch big-named bands play.

Note that the legal drinking age in Ireland is 18 years old and above. Some form of identification (like a passport or drivers' license) will be required from patrons in this case.

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