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Dublín, IRLANDA 2024
The Beer Temple is a craft beer pub located on the lively corner of Dame Street and Parliament Street, in the heart of Dublin. It is part of the Galway Bay Brewery group, known for its commitment to Irish and international craft beer. This establishment offers a wide selection of beers on tap, including their own brews, along with a variety of cocktails, whiskeys, and spirits. Adjoining The Beer Temple is The Oak, a more traditional and cozy bar with a wooden decor that evokes a classic pub. The Beer Temple is the ideal place for beer lovers who want to discover new flavors and enjoy a lively atmosphere near iconic landmarks such as Dublin City Hall and Dublin Castle.
Dublin, IRLANDA 2024
Sráid Essex Thoir is the Irish (Gaelic) name for Essex Street East, a historically rich street located in the heart of Dublin's Temple Bar district.
Key Location: The street runs through the central part of the Temple Bar quarter, connecting it directly to the Grafton Street axis in the west and the banks of the River Liffey.
Historical Significance: The original Essex Street was opened in 1674 and named after Arthur Capel, the Earl of Essex and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. It was divided into East and West in the 1760s. Although much of it was rebuilt in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, its history dates back to the period when the Vikings settled near Wood Quay.
Current Character: Today, Essex Street East is one of the most vibrant and busy thoroughfares in Temple Bar. It is lined with traditional and modern pubs, restaurants, art galleries, and shops.
Key Landmarks: Along this street and its adjacent alleys are popular establishments like The Norseman pub (one of the oldest pubs in the quarter) and various galleries and theatres (like The New Theatre).
This is Rachel, who served us our meal when we visited an Irish Pub in our new neighbourhood. She was so cute and posed happily for us, so I hope she does not mind having her photo on Flickr. I loved t he red Tartan skirt. We have not been back yet, but plan to go and maybe spend a longer time to hear one of the bands that play there.
My newest addition to the Wasabi District. About 3000 pieces and the size of a typical CREATOR Expert corner building.
Irish Pub on the first floor, while a hostel is situated on the 2nd and 3rd floors.
Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): Santiano - Land of Green.
Sony ILCE-5100 + Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
Dos estilizados y futuristas grifos de cervezas irlandesas... Feliz día de San Patricio ;-)
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Two stylized and futuristic irish beer taps... Happy St. Patrick's Day :-)
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On Explore No. 447, March 07, 2009
This Irish Pub is situated on Washington St. in Lewisburg West Virginia. Saintbridge, Grace, and I spent some time in Lewisburg on a Saturday afternoon in late January.
Oh, and the Nissan Murano is the vehicle I had rented for the week, and what a pleasure it was to drive this throughout the mountain roads...
Larger is better.. View On Black
Gran persona que me encontré en un pub de Dublín, Podía haber quitado el chicle de debajo de la mesa.
Dublín, IRLANDA 2024
College Street, located in the heart of Dublin, is a short but highly important street, serving as a link between College Green and Westmoreland Street, one of the city's main axes. Its history is closely linked to that of the neighboring Trinity College and the surrounding area. This street offers an impressive view of the eastern facade of the Bank of Ireland, the former Irish Parliament, and is home to several buildings of interest. Additionally, it is a landmark for traditional pubs, such as Doyle's of College Street, with a long history and local atmosphere. Due to its central location, it is a very busy area, close to tourist attractions and local businesses.
If you like the ambience of this small part of Donovan's Pub in Downtown Minneapolis, you will love the rest of the place. Great drinks, great value compared to most of the DT places. Def a working person's bar . . and everyone else as well
Very nostalgic for me because of the various tributes they have around to John F. Kennedy. And of course they can make a proper Black 'n Tan a.k.a. 'alf 'n 'alf.
A proper B'nT uses Harp Lager 1/2 way filling the glass 'n then lovingly topped with the heavier Guinness gently suspended on the Harp.
'tis a grand pint to be sure . . .
Dublín, IRLANDA 2024
The Turk's Head is a historic pub and late-night venue located on Parliament Street, in the heart of Dublin's Temple Bar district.
History and Name: The establishment's original name, the Turk's Head Chop House, dates back to at least 1760. It sits in one of Dublin's first formally planned areas (Parliament Street), close to the River Liffey where sailors historically docked. The name is common for pubs in the UK, often linked to the Crusades or heraldic symbols, although theories also involve a type of sailor's knot or former Turkish owners.
Design and Atmosphere: Today, the venue is known for its distinctive and opulent interior design, which departs from the traditional Irish pub aesthetic. Its most striking features are the Gaudi-inspired mosaics and painted ceiling domes, giving it a Spanish or Mediterranean flair.
Current Function: It operates as a bar and restaurant during the day and transforms into a lively late-night music venue and club, making it a vibrant and eclectic part of the Temple Bar nightlife.
Dublín, IRLANDA 2024
"Sráid Mhuirfean Uachtarach" is the Irish name for Merrion Street Upper, a historic street in Dublin. This thoroughfare is primarily known for its political and cultural significance, as it is home to key buildings of the Irish government. The street is part of one of the city's best-preserved Georgian areas. On the upper part of Merrion Street, you'll find the Government Buildings, which include the office of the Taoiseach (Ireland's prime minister). It is also connected to Merrion Square, one of the city's most emblematic Georgian gardens. This area is a center of power but also houses important cultural institutions, such as the National Gallery of Ireland.
The Renaissance is a period of Irish history that started many, many years ago and continued up until about 4.30 on Thursday, June 30th, 1988, when Mick Brett installed a television in the back of the Humbert Inn.
The Renaissance was a time of learning, listening, laughter, and conversation. A time when people discussed the price of the pint, debated art, what new music they were currently listening to, politics, the best way to come into town so as to avoid the smell of the bacon factory, the game last Sunday, and the game the Sunday before that, local stuff, which takeaway had the nicest chips, and the simplest way to solve quadratic equations amongst other topics.
Lately, there has been an effort to bring The Renaissance back. I imagine it would look something like this.
Revitalized two-level summer garden of the oldest pub in Łódź. "Irish Pub" in the former Maksymilian Goldfeder Palace (1900), Piotrkowska str. Łódź, Poland.
All Friends are invited! :)
My newest addition to the Wasabi District. About 3000 pieces and the size of a typical CREATOR Expert corner building.
Irish Pub on the first floor, while a hostel is situated on the 2nd and 3rd floors.