After Hours
Keep the networking alive post DTS at the following bars and clubs around the city.
0Weeks0Days0Hours0Minutes0Seconds
Enjoying the Dublin Tech Summit
BY VISIT DUBLIN
DTS AFTER HOURS
The Mercantile Bar is centrally located in the heart of the city and is one of Dublin’s favourite after work and late-night bars. With an excellent reputation for live music, the Mercantile Bar has featured some top international acts as well as up and coming Irish acts. DTS attendees will receive a complimentary beverage with DTS wristbands.
Open to all attendees with wristband and badge.
Situated on the front-line of Dublin’s creative quarter, Farrier & Draper is a slick spot for the savvy drinker. Upon entering the glass doors which originally served as the Powerscourt Townhouse horse & carriage entrance, DTS attendees will receive a complimentary drink with DTS credentials.
Open to all attendees with wristband and badge.
Boasting three lavishly decorated rooms, including four bars and Ireland’s only micro-distillery, Lillies plays host to a multitude of indulgent entertainment experiences. DTS Attendees can avail of an exclusive signature cocktail upon arrival.
Open to all attendees with wristband and badge.
FOR TRADITIONAL IRISH
While Temple Bar can be an overpriced tourist trap, it wouldn’t be a trip to Dublin without sampling at least some of what this famous part of the city has to offer and to see what all the fuss is about! The aptly named pub is famed for its craft beer, live music and incredible Whiskey collection.
Situated on Baggot Street, Toners is one of Dublin’s oldest and most famous traditional pubs. A firm favourite amongst Dubliners and an absolute must for anyone visiting the city due to its quaint beer garden, relaxed and fun atmosphere, not to mention the close proximity to the offices of tech giant LinkedIn.
A Traditional Irish Pub, located on Merrion Row, with live music seven nights a week, where locals and tourists alike “come to share the authentic character of one of Dublin’s oldest bars, and to admire the artistry of real Irish musicians.” It is no wonder that O’Donoghues is one of Dublin’s favourite pubs.
A short walk from the offices of global tech giants Google and Facebook this lively pub, near Grand Canal Dock, is always bursting at the seams with happy patrons.
FOR COCKTAILS
Self-described as “a subterranean den of delight,” The Liquor Rooms is a cutting-edge cocktail bar. Located on Wellington Quay, it is the first Republic of Ireland bar ever to be nominated in the Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Awards. A truly unique experience for the savvy drinker who wants more than just a night out. The Liquor Rooms “aim to please all of your senses” in a guaranteed fabulous evening set in the chicest of vintage surrounds.
A great spot for anyone looking for an old world cocktail bar that boasts great drinks and delicious Italian food with a sophistication that only the Powerscourt Centre, South William Street can provide.
FOR BAR FOOD
Next door to Toners is an underground Mexican styled party cavern. The interior has a golden glow with a rustic feel, evident in the crumbled walls with hidden nooks and crannies. Come here for some delicious Mexican food and margaritas in their nightly fiestas with a laid-back intimate atmosphere.
An undeniably cool bar at the heart of Richmond Street. The main draw is the famous “Big Blue Bus” restaurant which serves some of the finest pizza in the city, out of a double-decker bus. Come here for the chilled out vibe and reasonably priced drinks.
FOR A LATE NIGHT
A hugely popular bar in the Grafton Street area known for the exquisite and non-specific cocktail menu and the eccentric decor that seems to change with each visit. 37 Dawson Street is an excellent spot to grab a unique cocktail based on all the flavours you like. A guaranteed fun filled night out.
Located at the bottom of Grafton Street, Lillie’s is widely regarded as Ireland’s most renowned and prestigious cocktail lounge/club. With lavish rooms and beautiful decor, Lillie’s Bordello offers a multitude of indulgent entertainment experiences for anyone looking for an atmosphere of sophisticated luxury and comfort. Excellent venue, corporate entertainment.
Located on the top floor of the Hotel on Harcourt street, with a rooftop terrace that features stunning views of the city centre, Sophie’s is an excellent choice for anyone looking for an evening of fun on Dublin’s famous bustling Harcourt Street.
This sophisticated piano bar, hidden behind a stunning Georgian facade, The Black Door offers a beautiful live music venue echoing the style of a 1930’s Prohibition Era watering hole with classic cocktails, fine wine and some of the best champagne selection Harcourt Street has to offer. Note: Closed on Feb 15.