Highlights
- 2.5-hour pub crawl of Dublin's traditional Irish pubs and bars
- Led by two talented professional musicians
- Listening to traditional Irish songs and stories
- Visit famous pubs and bars in the Temple Bar area
- Extensive commentary covering the origin and importance of songs in traditional Irish culture
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Musicians on the pub crawlMusicians on the Irish music pub crawl - a view at one of the pubs we visited with the musicians in the frontPhoto by: Sara TUSA, 07 2010 -
Starting off, Temple Bar areaThe group is leaving the meeting point - The Oliver St. John Gogarty Temple BarPhoto by: Steven BUSA, 04 2008 -
First pub on the crawlIrish music pub crawl: The group is arriving at the first pub - The Ha' penny Bridge InnPhoto by: Steven BUSA, 04 2008 -
Larry & JoeOur first stop, the Ha'Penny Bridge Inn. Ah, the craic was mighty, all right!Photo by: Phyllis NUSA, 10 2007 -
The placeA sign.Photo by: Trisse05 2013 -
meeting spot, 2nd floorGet the Irish stew! mmmmm!!Photo by: Robert L11 2012 -
dublingreat music !!Photo by: karen d07 2012 -
dublinon the way to our pub crawl !!Photo by: karen d07 2012 -
dublin and year 6 performance ...musical pub crawlPhoto by: karen d07 2012 -
The start pub in Temple BarCould this pub be more colourful?!Photo by: Alison F04 2012 -
Our two musicians for the ...Our two musicians for the evening, playing us some Irish tunes.....Photo by: Alison F04 2012 -
Ireland 2011 419musical pub crawl, March 2011Photo by: gwen K03 2011 -
Dublin Tratitional Irish ...Anthony and StephenPhoto by: Katherine E11 2010 -
Dublin Tratitional Irish ...Anthony, Roz and Marcin.Photo by: Katherine E11 2010 -
Perfect GuinnessLast pub of the tour, the music and company couldn't have been better.Photo by: Amanda K08 2010 -
Irish music pub crawl.In the Half Penny PubPhoto by: Brian WUSA, 03 2010 -
Reels and JigsMusicians playing reels and jigs.Photo by: Umbereen N06 2009 -
Playing the BodranA man playing the Bodhran, an instrument invented in Ireland. He played a song that he heard as a child -- it's only ...Photo by: Umbereen N06 2009 -
Musicians performingThe two musicians are performing at the first pub.Photo by: Steven BUSA, 04 2008 -
Second PubArriving at the second pub Brannigans.Photo by: Steven BUSA, 04 2008 -
Useful Information
Oliver St. John Gogarty's - your starting point for a night of Irish fun in Dublin!
The Irish pub remains the social focus of Irish culture and is one of Ireland's most popular attractions. While most cities around the world boast of at least one offspring of Celtic drinking culture, the original Irish pub remains a rare commodity. On this entertaining musical pub crawl you'll visit authentic establishments in the heart of Dublin.
Temple Bar is a hive of activity where artists, designers and young entrepreneurs have set up small art galleries, cafes, theaters and colorful shops. The pedestrianized streets allow you to walk freely through the narrow cobbled alleys running close to the banks of the River Liffey.
Dublin Traditional Irish Music Pub Crawl includes at least 2 of the following famous Irish bars:
- Oliver St. John Gogarty's
- The Ha'penny Bridge Inn
- Isoldes Tower
- The Chancery
- The Legal Eagle
- The Palace Bar
Reviewed by Patrick B, Germany, April 2013
This tour was super fun. We were looking for light humor and a scenic way to see the Temple Bar area without the craziness. The musicians were fun and had great attitudes to get the crowd involved,
Reviewed by Patrick B, Germany, April 2013
This tour was super fun. We were looking for light humor and a scenic way to see the Temple Bar area without the craziness. The musicians were fun and had great attitudes to get the crowd involved,
