Showing posts with label Tuesday Brewsday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuesday Brewsday. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Tuesday Brewsday

Our very first stop in Dublin was a local bar that was right down the street from our hotel. It was called Molloys. This was not the average looking bar in Dublin; it was very beautiful on the outside (as you can see from the picture) and a little shabby on the inside.  This particular bar had the cheapest pint of Guinness that Dublin offers.  When we walked in all eyes were on us, you could definitely tell that we were from American. We sat down and soon made friends with the bartender, Regina, and a few of the locals who were regulars at Molloys. They loved us! They would not stop talking to us and telling us stories about their lives, it was amazing. It was as if they had never talked to Americans before.  We soon learned that one of the men we were talking to was a father to a famous Irish singer. His son was Ronan Keating. At the time we had no idea who Ronan Keating was, we later Googled him and recognized some of his music.  Before we left Dublin we went back to say goodbye to our new friends and they were so smitten that we remembered them, it is something I will never forget.

Photo Credit: My own


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Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Tuesday Brewsday

Starting on Tuesdays (besides this week that will be posted on Wednesday) I am going to talk about the different bars I went to during my stay in Ireland. Ireland is well known for their Guinness and Jameson Irish Whiskey and the bars are rarely closed. Most bars open at 8 AM and don't close till the wee hours of the morning. First, I am going to start with my favorite and most popular bar in Dublin; The Temple Bar. When you first walk in its kind of dark but your eyes adjust quickly.  It is definitely a bar for younger people to hangout at, there is a young feeling in the air. There are always a ton of people ready to drink, eat, and listen to some good music.

Photo Credit: My Own
Temple bar always has entertainment, sometimes more than one band or singer in the bar at a time. You can go on their website and see what live entertainment is playing at what times to make sure you don't miss out on a great time. Temple has a great menu and their food is awesome. If you ever have the chance to go, I would highly recommend Chicken caesar sandwich on sourdough bread. Temple has a store that you can buy all kinds of Temple Bar merchandise at, everything from clothing to shot glasses to Irish jewelry. This bar really is one of the coolest spots in Dublin.  

Be sure to come back next Tuesday and check out some more Irish pubs, also check out this Ireland's Hidden Gems blog for some top 10 attractions in Dublin!