» Dublin Pubs

Cat and Cage, Drumcondra This wonderful old public house is possibly the best-known in Ireland. First licensed in 1690, this is one of Dublin’s oldest surviving coach houses. Its lively tradition continues today and the Cat and Cage has established itself as a great place for celebrating the epic Gaelic football games at nearby Croke Park. To match the drink and craic, you need good, hearty food and you’ll find none better than in the thriving upstairs restaurant.

Quinns, Drumcondra Quinns in Drumcondra has built up a reputation as one of Dublin's great sporting pubs. Given its proximity to the Gaelic football grounds at Croke Park, every county in Ireland has at some stage enjoyed a pint here! It serves good food seven days a week in its popular upstairs restaurant.

The Shamrock Lodge, Finglas The Shamrock Lodge is renowned locally for its superb food and atmosphere. If you're looking for live music, come to the famous Dublin Lounge, where all major sporting events are also fully covered. While for food, try out our Seamus Ennis Restaurant, licensed and open seven days a week.

Q-Bar, O’Connell Bridge Q-Bar is located right in the centre of the City, beside O'Connell Bridge and the River Liffey. Previously known as the "Harp Bar" extensive refurbishment has converted this landmark pub into a modern exclusive venue. Q-Bar is unquestionably the place to be seen.

The Barge Inn, Charlemont Street First licensed in 1799, The Barge Inn is one of Dublin’s best known landmark pubs. Since its refurbishment by the Quinn Group in 1994, it has become a frequent meeting place for business and social purposes, as well as a very successful late night music venue. The Barge offers excellent restaurant facilities, catering for snacks, lunches and evening meals. In 1998, it won the prestigious Dublin Pub of the Year Award presented by Black & White Whiskey.

Messrs Maguire, Burgh Quay Known previously as Tommy Wrights, Messrs Maguire is situated on Burgh Quay, beside O'Connell Bridge in the heart of Dublin. Extensive refurbishment has created a delightfully eclectic experience, combining modern architecture with existing features in this historic building. The ground and first floors are designed to take advantage of the original Georgian ceilings while the "Dining Room" on the second floor is a top class restaurant. In the basement, the Corn Exchange Tavern contains a micro brewery producing Messrs Maguire's own range of premium ales, lagers and stouts. Only the finest ingredients are used by the Master Brewer, who crafts these new beers.

» Cambridge Pubs

Quinns, Cambridge Forming part of the redevelopment of the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cambridge, Quinns Irish pub opened its doors to the public in 1997. From the very first day, it oozed personality and charm, with its tasteful and traditional Irish decor. The atmosphere is tangible - people visibly relax when they walk in the door. Quinns is known as the place to come for the best Irish welcome. It is famous for the Irish craic as well, with live music three nights a week. At one of these lively sessions you could easily forget you were in Cambridge and think yourself in any of the popular music pubs of Dublin. Quinns offers a warm welcome to residents of the Hotel, to the local student population and the business community.