The Old Music Shop Restaurant is in the Rotunda area of Dublin’s north inner city, near Parnell Square and within
O’Neill’s Pub & Kitchen is a pub in central Dublin serving food as well as drink, in the mould of
O’Neills Victorian Pub is a Dublin city centre bar in the Victorian style, with the dark timber, etched glass and
O’Reilly’s Bar is a pub in Dublin, offering the familiar combination of drinks, company and a place to sit out
The Odeon is a bar in Dublin housed in a striking former railway building, giving it far higher ceilings and
NoLIta is a restaurant in central Dublin, taking its name from the New York neighbourhood and bringing that big-city dining
O’Donoghue’s Bar is one of Dublin’s best-known traditional pubs, long associated with live Irish music and with the folk revival
No.27 The Shelbourne Bar sits within The Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin, one of the city’s best-known hotel addresses. It combines
Neary’s is a traditional pub on Chatham Street in central Dublin, tucked just off Grafton Street and around the corner
The National Basketball Arena in Tallaght, County Dublin, is the country’s main indoor venue for basketball, hosting league and cup
Nancy Hands Bar & Restaurant is a pub and restaurant on the Stoneybatter side of Dublin, close to the Phoenix
101 Talbot is a restaurant on Talbot Street in Dublin’s north city, a short walk from O’Connell Street and the
10 Fleet Street Restaurant & Bar sits within The Morgan Hotel in Temple Bar, County Dublin, on the edge of
37 Dawson Street is a bar and restaurant on Dawson Street in Dublin city centre, a stretch running between Trinity
The MV Cill Airne is a former ship moored on the River Liffey in the Dublin Docklands, converted into a
Mulligans is a traditional Dublin pub in the city centre, the kind of long-established house that puts the emphasis on
Murphy’s Ice Cream is an Irish ice cream maker with a shop in Dublin city centre, known for ice cream
The Musical Pub Crawl starts in Temple Bar and moves between Dublin city-centre pubs in the company of professional musicians.
Morelands Grill is a restaurant in Dublin city centre, serving grill-style cooking with a focus on steaks and other main
Morton’s is a food shop in the Saint Kevin’s area on Dublin’s south side, an established local name for grocery
Moore Street Market is Dublin’s long-established open-air street market, running just off O’Connell Street in the north city centre. Traders
Monty’s of Kathmandu is a Nepalese restaurant in Temple Bar, in the heart of Dublin city centre. It serves the
The Merry Ploughboy is a pub in Rathfarnham, on the southern edge of County Dublin where the city gives way
The Merry Ploughboy in Rathfarnham, on the southern edge of County Dublin near the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, is
The Mespil Road Lunchtime Market sets up along Mespil Road in Dublin 4, close to the Grand Canal and the
McGettigans Cookhouse & Bar occupies part of The Address Connolly hotel in Dublin’s Mountjoy area, close to Connolly Station and
McGowans of Phibsboro is a large bar and restaurant in Phibsborough, on Dublin’s north side, a short distance from the
Mary’s Bar & Hardware Shop is a small bar on Wicklow Street in Dublin city centre, playing on the old
Matt The Thresher is a bar and dining room in Dublin city centre, on Pembroke Street close to the Georgian
McDaid’s is a small traditional pub on Harry Street, just off Grafton Street in the heart of Dublin. The tall,
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse & Grill is a city-centre Dublin restaurant trading under the name of the well-known British chef.
Market Bar is a large bar and eating house tucked off Dublin’s Fade Street, in the network of lanes between
Man O’War Pub and Restaurant sits near Balbriggan in north County Dublin, a short drive from the coast road that
A city-centre pub and restaurant on North Earl Street, the pedestrianised stretch running off O’Connell Street past the statue of
A traditional Dublin pub on O’Connell Street, the city’s main thoroughfare on the north side of the Liffey. Bars along



































