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| Monday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Tuesday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Sunday Brunch | 11:00-4:00 |
| Sunday Dinner | 4:00-8:00 |
| Closed: | Easter |
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St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
276 Days
Irish Independent
- US-based Irish journalist sues Dublin Airport operator for defamation over security alert video
- ‘I know what happened to Shergar, and it was awful,’ says Princess Zahra Aga Khan
- The Sunday Independent’s View: Response to unrest in Belfast fails to recognise Good Friday Agreement countries face a common problem
- Jamesie O’Connor: Galway’s space invaders will be a danger to everyone while Rebels have lost nothing in defeat
- Donald Trump could visit Dublin later this year to break ground on new US embassy
- Owners of derelict properties in more than 100 towns to be hit by new tax with ramped-up revenue enforcement
Latest Events
| Jul 03; 08:00PM - 10:00PM Comedy |
The Irish Times
- Thousands of vulnerable children’s records ‘may be destroyed’ in coming weeks
- Leaving Cert week three: How to stay motivated for the final hurdle
- From the HSE to Church of Ireland dean: ‘I took a huge salary cut, but I’ve never been happier’
- Canadian prime minister Mark Carney’s grandfather’s heroics during the Civil War
- Thousands of people attend anti-racism demonstration in Belfast
- Aga Khan’s daughter reveals Shergar was killed ‘in an awful way’ by IRA
Irish Examiner
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Canadian prime minister Mark Carney arrives in Ireland for two day visit
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has arrived at [url=https://www.irishexaminer.com/maintopics/dublin-airport_topic-5071448.html]Dublin...
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Parents cannot fully protect children online from predators, says Irish Internet Hotline chief
Council of Europe and Irish experts call for tougher action as AI-generated abuse material proliferates online
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Festivals seek liquidation of Tickets.ie after collapse leaves more than €1.1m in debts
Event organisers owed significant sums hope a court-appointed liquidator will uncover what happened to missing funds