Knick-knack-heavy pub with one of the best Guinness pours in the city.
Claire Adey
Sadly, you won’t find colcannon on the menu, but you will get generous pies, parmas, steaks and spice bags − plus one of the best Guinness pours in the city. On Friday nights, this nostalgic, knick-knack-heavy pub fills with city workers; at weekends it’s a family-friendly crowd; and on St Patrick’s Day it heaves. A long-standing presence at the street’s western end, Irish Times is as close to a Dublin local as you can get within Hoddle’s grid.
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