Grangebellew

“An Irishman is never drunk as long as he can hold onto one blade of grass and never fall off the earth.”
Pubs of Ireland. There are literally hundreds of them dotted around the city centre of Dublin and they continue to play a remarkable role in this country’s history, economy and culture. Revolutions, protests , great plays, novels, poetry, music and songs have been created in them and they are famous and iconic in what was once a traditionally conservative country! The unique atmosphere of these pubs has I’m sure brought Ireland the illustrious accolade of the ‘ world’s most famous drinking city’. Some of these pubs date back centuries and you cannot help but be captivated by their beautiful interiors, ornate woodwork, fancy mirrors, polished brass and Victorian splendour. More than their mesmerising architecture and decor is the witty, lilting, humorous conversations which abound in these gorgeous establishments. Everyone has a story to tell, and a song to sing. You could spend weeks here and not get to every one. If you are into pub crawls then Dublin City could be your life’s work. I’m not joking when I say there is a pub on every corner! Literally there is.Read more