Hole 13 - O’Neill’s
Granted the James Joyce award for being an authentic Dublin pub, O’Neill’s
has existed as licensed premises for over 300 years. Featuring five bars and
numerous alcoves and snugs all of which attract a different clientele and
age group, from students and lecturers at nearby Trinity College, to busy city
traders and lovers of the arts and theatre. As an added bonus, O’Neill’s is one
of 220 Irish pubs with special beer-dispensing tap tables, where customers
can pour their own Guinness without the interminable wait for the barman
to put the shamrock in the froth. Taps on the tables are linked to kegs behind
the bar and customers leave their credit card to pay for a given number of
pints.
Hole 14 - Long Hall
Backing onto Dublin Castle, the Long Hall is one of Dublin’s most beautiful
and best-loved watering holes. Although very much a locals’ pub, many
visitors come to experience the evocative atmosphere and full Victorian
splendour with an ornately carved bar, elegant chandeliers and a pendulum
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