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Our 10,000ft red shipping container Outpost bar is a destination in itself, boasting two floors, two bars, and two stunning outdoor terraces, including a heated balcony for year-round comfort. With 30 taps and an extensive food menu offers everything from burgers and pizzas to fresh salads, hearty brunch options, indulgent desserts, and a variety of delicious vegan choices., it's a haven for beer and food enthusiasts alike. If you're after the ultimate spot to catch the game, look no further. With 15 screens throughout the venue (including two on our balcony terrace) and coverage from Sky Sports, RTE, Virgin Media, Premier Sports, and TNT, you won’t miss a single moment of the action. For added fun, our Outpost bar features four Olympic-sized shuffleboard tables and a unique Berlin-style photobooth, ensuring your experience is unforgettable. Currently, if you book in for a group of 6+ for the first Six Nations match on January 31st, we'll throw in a beer tower and plate of sharing wings on us!

With a rich history in brewing, The Porterhouse Temple Bar offers an outstanding beer selection. Our beer collaborations are crafted with traditional styles and modern twists, resulting in a choice that is both diverse and exceptional. Added to this, is a hand-picked selection of beers from around the world along with guest beers and seasonal beers on rotation. So whether you’re a beer enthusiast or just looking for a great pint, our craft beer selection is sure to impress.

Tapped is a large city centre bar with multiple screens, a projector and plenty of tables to catch the big game. Cocktails, spirits and 50 taps of quality beers along with food

We at Harry Byrne's have a unique history and a unique heritage. We take comfort in the fact that we've always been faithful to the ethos of the traditional pub despite the obvious temptations, over the years, to modernise. To have done so would have been an act of cultural sabotage resulting in the desecration of a 'Heritage' pub."