entertainment dublin

A little place with the air of a trattoria specialising in sandwiches and baps with unusual fillings, like blue cheese and pineapple and chicken with asparagus and salad. Their all day breakfast makes Sherry's different. Although the breads are not gluten-free, their salads are fine for coeliacs and there is also a wide range of vegetarian dishes....

The George is a popular Dublin pub conveniently located in the city centre....

An excellent pub to meet friends for a drink. Make sure you call in!...

A self-service restaurant offering occasional entertainment and home-cooked food but not vegetarian. It is the only self-service restaurant in Dublin serving cafetiere coffee. It is situated in a converted coach house whose original stone has been retained, upstairs Ronnie Leahy paintings are exhibited, with Owen Walshe's exhibited downstairs....

The Solomon Gallery was established in 1980 and is situated in the original drawing room of an eighteenth-century Georgia townhouse formerly owned by Lord Powerscourt. Now considered one of Ireland's leading contemporary art galleries, the Solomon has built its reputation on representing Irish and international painters and sculptors working primarily in a figurative style. The Solomon Gallery also deals in fine Irish period paintings and sculpture including work by Jack B. Yeats, Roderic O'Co...