Sean O’Casey

Dublin, Irlanda

3.5

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+353 1 874 4294
Endereço:
105 Marlborough St, Dublin, Irlanda, Dublin 1
North Inner City
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
20 mMarlborough (2017)
40 mMarlborough Street (Set down only)
60 mAbbey Street
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Horário local (Dublin) 17:12 sexta-feira, 23 de maio de 2025

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Classificação do local: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This is your quintessential, old fashioned Irish pub, filled with guys that look like they’ve been there since the dawn of time. The pub also gets it’s fair share of tourists and others so there’s a good mix.
It’s also a great spot to watch any Irish sporting event from rugby to the All Irelands. There really is no better way to enjoy a match than with a nice cold pint and a good crowd!
Classificação do local: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
It doesn’t matter where you come from or what you look like, the clientele in the Sean O’Casey bar don’t really care as long as they get served and you don’t upset their drinking atmosphere.
I’m not sure why this place is named after the world famous Irish writer. I like to believe it’s because he drank in this northside pub. But the name was probably given to make the place more traditional Irish.
In any case, this pub has a vibe that most of the other pubs would die for. It has hardcore regulars and strange acts like Tommy Elvis and karaōke nights. This pub is a revelation of old Dublin.