They are not the most dodgiest pubs they are great shops that don’t overcharge ya unlike the posh overpriced places in city centre …they have the best characters in them places auld triangle ,Bridge ,Noctors,Diggers etc
I don't get peoples opinions on Temple bar, they have decent traditional music all times of the day and pretty safe for tourists and central. If you're on holiday you won't really care too much about an extra 2 or 3 euro a pint.
@@jdan35 yes and then they leave telling everyone, Dublin's a shit hole and everything is ridiculously expensive and not not great for tourism or pride in our country
I grew up in a pub, brilliant upbringing, my Mum Irish born in Belfast, My Dad Londoner met each other in Cricklewood Lots of Irish there. I was born in 1957...my mum and dad moved up north to Salford City in 1956....watching you roam around checking out boozers fills me with my history....well done lads, keep it going and enjoy....I live in Cornwall now 12 years...St Just, Penzance....well worth a visit...very Celtic....
I live in Cricklewood the most well known pub is The Crown. (It’s a landmark) The Irish in this area for several reasons are now a diminishing community but at the time of your birth there would have been a very substantial irish community evident not just in Cricklewood but the surrounding area.
@@PeterPhosphate what a shame 😔. Because Dad was a Londoner, my younger day's i spent a lot of trips from Salford to London to see my dad's mother and sisters so I pretty much got see everything around the city. All the museums, park's, River Thames ect. Dad a carpenter/joiner loved photography black and white mainly. Outside number 10...on the Lions ect...I've got 100s of negs and photos. Last time I was there my dad wanted to go on the wheel and have his last look at it from above. He passed not long afterwards. Oasis are due to join again and will play at the O2...I will be there..Heaton Park Manchester too...definitely worth a visit to Cricklewood, I'll give you a message once I'm down...perhaps have a drink or two...The Crown 👑...thanks for your reply Peter...
@@johnthedog2857 Hi, Sorry for the belated response. My parents were from the south west of Ireland and my Dad eventually went into the building game as a Carpenter shortly after I was born (1958) If you are ever in the area I am happy to attempt a meet up. We happen to have a J D Wetherspoons in Cricklewood named The Beaton Docket but don’t mind The Crown.
None of these pubs are dodgy, lovely pubs. I was looking forward to this one cause i am a dub and wanted to see him go to a few kips like in Finglas, Cabra , Crumlin, tallaght .... load of bollox. All really nice pubs nothing dogy about any of them pubs whatsoever .
Your spot on Paddy, its the only way he can get views but I do wonder what would have happened if he had tried to film the video is some real dodgy places
100% Back in the day I worked at Blakes Tavern down the street from Blanchardstown shopping centre. It was nuts, not sure if it is still there now but I do remember the chaos it was quite an experience, to say the least.
@@NachoInsano You carry haven't a clue qgat you're on about .Firstly where did I mention anything about midday and if you had the first clue of what you're on about you'd realize that anybody who drinks in pub at night is a worker just having a few pints . The ones drinking most of the day will go to the in rhe morning at opening hour which I legally 10.30 not 10 , only pubs allowed open beforehand are early houses . Obviously come 5/6in the evening they're locked and bar man won't serve them anymore as they'll lose their licence. The next time you TRY and contradict somebody, make sure they aren't from Dublin a trained barmaid and pub/club owner. Why would anyone go to pub at 10pm when last orders is 11.30 , and 11 on a Sunday. For future reference it helps to actually know what you're on about before you incorrectly reply, contradict, assume and make yourself look foolish.
I have seen a kick off in a weterspoons with police called at half past ten on a Sunday morning . Me and a few mates used to play nine holes of golf on a Sunday morning and go for a pint afterwards. We called it The Early Kick off.
I've no idea what's going on but you've got me walking round Manchester exclusively drinking Guinness now, for the first time in my life. It is what it is.
You’re not going to find a rough pub in the city centre.I’m from Dublin. If you want rough pubs you’ll have to go into rough parts of Dublin outside of the city centre. Someone suggested Finches in clondalkin,start there.i know gor a fact people have been shot in the pub.but at the same time.no one will bother you,if you keep to yourself.grave diggers a great bar.gets packed on the green outside in the summer.
Balls - there was a pub in belfast and some fuckin loon rocked in with a chainsaw and started swinging it about. During the middle of the day just off the high street.
You lads have the best sense of humour lethal. And your oldies are like ours total scallies. When it comes to crime you lot are the godfather us scousers are only pups. Big shout out to ballyfermot as well old school. Big shout out to collie greyer bawler top welcome to a frightened English accent spoof spoof yup yup 💙
@@JulesDevine-ev2gzWater side is a good oul pub too and has nice grub. I haven’t been to Liverpool yet but going to soon. I’m a red myself hopefully we do some signings under Arne Slott. Red Cow or Diva is the spot too🤣🤣 you might know it as Buzz Venue
Im English and from Yorkshire but my mrs is Dublin born and bred and lives within spitting distance of the padraig pearse pub (in fact you can see her family home in the background before you go in the pub on this video), iv been in a fair few times and like anywhere, be respectful and you'll be fine, its a cracking pub and especially on a night when its far more lively. Im always made to feel welcome whenever i call in.
To any tourist coming dublin , go to temple bar for 1 drink tick the box then walk 2 min in any direction and the cracks the same but 3 euro a drink cheaper
I shouldn't really be watching these videos - I only drink wine, never go into pubs, and a pint of Guinness would have me under the table. But 'Honest Places' says it all - utterly real and authentic, and great fun. Never miss one!
You two work really well together ❤ But got to say,it makes me laugh how wendall always knows the history and info..and you're just basically looking for your next dingy pub and a pint 😂😂xx
He walked passed actual old school working class, rough pubs, to go into the nice ones 😆 With the exception of Noctors & to a lesser degree the Bridge House, all others were not rough. Cool video
My wife and I toured around Ireland. While in Dublin we decided to check out a, as you say, a more dodgey pub, lest touristy, to get the real feel of an Irish pub. This one had Michael Collins picture in the front window so we went in and had a nice time talking with locals until an older man sitting beside my wife at the bar grabbed her and planted a kiss on her mouth. Stunned, we bid farewell and quickly made our way out the bar. Surely that story is told repeatedly..."Remember when those Americans came in for a pint?"
Does the other lad just pretend to know what he's talking about all the time? The confidence in how he incorrectly pronounces Padraig and talks about the 'Irish uprising' is astounding.
Padraig Pearce born in 1916??? Lived till 2016! Young fella to lead a revolution eh? G'wan Pad-ray-ge! Imagine if there was a Siobhan, Siadbh, Tadhg or Fionnula in the house 😄
He's an English man trying to show an interest in Irish history. Who cares if he mispronounces 'Padraig'. I'd wager most Irish people know little to nothing about English history.
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The rough pubs in Dublin are in the areas outside the city center. I remember there used to be gangland hits carried out in the packed pubs fairly regularly. Never around the city center though.
A random punter was caught in the crossfire of a shooting in Noctor's in 2016. That's why it's so quiet in there now. When he's talking about 10 years ago the place was rammed, that's before *that* shooting. There were several other shootings in there of course, but they were only of people in the game
Who's gonna tell Wendall there's no 'r' in 'Sláinte' 😂Anyway, Bowes is one of my favourites too! I also really like Palace Bar tbh. I know you guys weren't as keen but I've had many a good night in that place. Maybe it was an off day. Enjoyed the video! Looking forward to the next one 👍
Lad, get someone from Dublin to show you pubs if youre ever in Dublin again. Bowes is for the posh boys that work in the Irish Times. You were 2 minutes from Mulligans. A pub where fathers have brought their sons for their first official pint for generations. Reputed to have the best pint in Ireland and thats down to the bar staff who have more charisma than there are pints in a keg. You couldve walked to McNeills a solid working class place where real touring trad musicians from the city centre sit down and play. Anything you couldnt get off the bar staff in terms of content youd get from the lads playing for fun in the bar.
And I mean, it's not as if the lads from the times would drink in a press pub - RIP Richard, one of the last of the old time Irish Press lads who was in Mulligans pretty much every day
I haven't had a drink in years, but 12 years ago in my home town of Thurles, Tipperary, Ireland 🇮🇪, a pint of Guinness ( absolutely delicious) was just €4.00 no way in hell would I drink in Temple Bar, Guinness is shite and too damn expensive. Dublin Pubs on North Strand & Amien Street, Dolphins Barn & Caple Street and others off the main road, Dubliners pubs, great pint, not expensive. The further away from Dublin the more tasty the pint of Guinness. I once had a pint of Guinness in a pub in Edinburgh Scotland, it was almost as delightful as my local pub in Thurles. Unfortunately the price of Alcohol has driven people from pubs and this lead to widespread closures throughout Ireland. Another disaster by a useless government. Now they realise their price rises were a mistake, they are reducing prices in the next budget. Too late for all those family owned pubs throughout Ireland... I miss the Craic and Banter in my old local pub..
Flooding the country with people who do not drink though is also a terrible idea. All those benefits are being shipped abroad instead of back into the economy.
Tourists come to Ireland sold on the the idea of 'craic & ceol' unaware that an old school Irish pub is hard to find these days. The country used to be full of top notch pubs but since the smoking ban came in, followed by higher prices, drink driving crackdown, lower off licence prices/supermarket deals, the Covid lockdown, the younger generations 'dry' approach to life, healthier lifestyles etc.... the Irish Pub is becoming part of folklore. I came of age in the lates 80's/early 90's and the pubs were full even though nobody had much money or disposable income back then. Who can forget Italia 90/USA 94?? Even the WC is SK/Japan was fun. The party vibes fizzled out when the Celtic Tiger popped!
I did go to the Temple Bar, but the price was nine euros ... kind of high for a pint of Guinness. I only had one and continued on and found a few pubs where the price was better, like six fifty or so. Still, LOVED the whole Dublin experience and I'll be back for sure.
😂😂😂 the best line of the whole video was the bar dude at noctas saying ya could have 250 people in that room and 250 people out there ..on a good funeral like 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's because Irish funerals really are a celebration of the deceased's life. You get the sad part over with in the church and then get some food and have a session in the pub. That is, of course, if it wasn't a particularly tragic death.
Just to confirm you do have metal heads on your channel! I am 60, and saw Lamb of God supporting Slayer once, brilliant gig. Love your videos, thank you.
As I live in Dublin now, I would advise you not to. What the lads aren't going into is the city centre is a scungey hole fullnof junkies, beggars & low-lives that'll happily rob you- the tourist. The pub staff will too in a sense. I'd feel my expectations crushed if I landed here after a few days. It was alot better years back though. Maybe it'll come full circle again.
Fair play lads for going into Noctors. It was my recommendation after all. Ive been in it few times. It can get busy at weekends. Lots of 'lads' in it. Top lads if you know what i mean. I enjoyed the review. Come back to my city anytime 👍
Never been to a bad pub in Dublin City Centre, just costs a fortune and stay away from Temple Bar. The Long Hall in the City is a great pub. Great bar staff in Ireland, can serve more than one person at a time and can take multiple orders.
Can't believe it's your first time in Dublin! Now you'll have to come back and do Galway, Kilkenny, Cork, Donegal town, Westport to name a few....!!! 🇮🇪
Thought you'd be a bit more clued up about the boozers and areas you went too. Very funny. Recommend the Liberty Belle. Had a superb meat raffle!, me and the missus had a cracking night with the locals (everyone was pissed as fcuk!) Am done with Temple Bar now and moving out of the centre. Most places are fine as long as you're clued up, like anywhere really.
Enjoyed the video mate, enjoy and like Guinness and Irish stout among others myself. Remember mate the rougher pubs always best, I grew up in very rough pubs etc and always got talking to someone and conversations were always the best. Dublin is great got alot of family over there, enjoy your channel and videos, keep it up matey, things can only get better (not saying your videos arnt good). Have a good one. J. Cheers
Me and my dad are fans of the channel, we’re in a place called tŷ coch, brilliant pub in the middle of nowhere in wales, no Guinness unfortunately but there is welsh stout, thank you for the content keep up the good work.
Great Video mate. The Temple bar proper take the piss with their prices. Went to Dublin last year with the missus and spent 200 euros in one afternoon 😮😮 Love Dublin but christ its expensive 😂😂
Great video of my hometown. Just down from The Bridge Tavern you could have popped into Meaghers or Gaffneys in Fairview. Both consistently good pints. You also walked past Clearys (just under the Railway Bridge at the end of Sherrif St. Another cracking Pint in a classic old pub. Keep up the good work gents, I enjoy the channel!
Love the vid. Try an evening /night time Guinness tasting tour next time in the Palace/Bowes and Gravediggers. Can't be drinking Guinness outside in the rain or an almost empty pub in the morning! The secret ingredient of Guinness in Dublin/Ireland is a packed pub full of bonhomie! All your scores will go through the roof! Second trip is a must mate! In the Temple Bar pub you pay for the morning to night-time music-not the quality of a pint. Pity ya didn't get better weather lads -still thanks for the upload-I enjoyed that!
Gravediggers used to be my local. The Guinea Grill does a great pint of the black stuff in London, and get a wee plate of lamb chops, job done. Love the channel guys. 🙂👌🏻🍻
Wendel…”the reason it won’t be perfect is cuz someone in there will piss me off” 😂😂 quality & normally very true! Great team you two are top vid Danny really enjoyed it pal👊
Wow glad you survived. If your a fan of rough drinking establishments, come to the U.S. and visit the beautiful and historic cities of St Louis, Memphis, and Detroit. They might not be as rough as your use too, but you should have a good time non the less.
I visited Ireland in 1986 and the currency was The Irish Punt. Beers were the same price all over the country I recall. 4 punts a pint. Not cheap but uniform pricing. 😊
As an Irish person, I recommend all Irish people not to go near the Temple Bar. Tourists should have one (for the experience) and leave. The Palace Bar nearby sells a lovely Guinness for a typical price.
@@Jason28.It's like a cattle market there. Place absolutely packed, no comfort to be had. And the cost of the pints in it. It's just a shame so many come over and go straight for it when they could have a better priced pint in a less crowded spot.
Great post as always, as a Brummie I’ve only been to Dublin once and it was superb if not a bit expensive. Cold, gale force wind, rain, a thing of beauty. Achieved my personal best of 11 pints of Guinness over a long day, in a mix of tourist pubs and some gritty ones definitely better over there. Did Westport after which was beautiful
These pubs are off the beaten track but they aren't rough by any stretch. I say that as someone who lives in Dublin. The Auld Triangle at a push but genuinely, these are fine.
In case anyone doesn't recognise them, the mural at 27m 25s is of Brendan Behan, the following one is James Joyce, both notable Dublin writers. The Auld Triangle is the name of a famous prison song, the triangle being the equivalent of a bell or siren which was rang in prison.
Religious watcher of your videos and also a big LoG fan here.. Been listening to them for over 20 years and seen them live a few times too.. Did not know that happened to Randy, that's nuts!
In the mid-90's I went to Dublin on a stag do. I drank Smethwicks all week! The drink and the Irish Breakfasts gave us Mickey Flanagan's "Shits Abroad"
The rougher boozers aren't city centre there in surrounding Dublin areas can assure you if your looking for a row you would certainly get one. I moved over from Manchester 25 years ago did the doors there and here. Manchester was rougher back then.
Walked past one of the top Guinness pubs in Dublin, Chaplins, only 10 mins from the city centre and absolutely up there with the very best, try it next time lads 👌☘️
Proper sesh guys and soldiering on for the sake of content so admirable 😁 A debt collector seeking refuse in many a rough pub I never once encountered issues , in peoples homes it was different...you're invading their personal space. Only time you'll ever have an issue is if you're looking for it and the locals will close rank. Such an amazing treat tonight , thanks guys 👍
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i had no idea there was a Guinness zero, thats cool, beamish ,i looked it up, its a stout, interesting
Forget about drinking Guinness. Ye haven't a clue. Honest opinion..
Get yourself down to doolin, west Clare. That’s where you’ll find the best pint and pubs. Dublin is a kip to us Irish
They are not the most dodgiest pubs they are great shops that don’t overcharge ya unlike the posh overpriced places in city centre …they have the best characters in them places auld triangle ,Bridge ,Noctors,Diggers etc
The boys in Dublin. Let's go. Just missing Wandering Turnip. Get him on board for the next trip.
Roughest thing about them boozers were the prices💰
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€4.90 for the beamish was alright
They're certainly not "boozers"
The first pub, "Temple Bar", biggest touristy rip off "Oirish" pub in the country!
I don't get peoples opinions on Temple bar, they have decent traditional music all times of the day and pretty safe for tourists and central. If you're on holiday you won't really care too much about an extra 2 or 3 euro a pint.
@@jdan35 spot on. Great spot.
@@jdan35 yes and then they leave telling everyone, Dublin's a shit hole and everything is ridiculously expensive and not not great for tourism or pride in our country
they should go drink in the GAA club in Waterford to save a couple of euro so
@@jdan35100% Most Irish people forget about that!
I grew up in a pub, brilliant upbringing, my Mum Irish born in Belfast, My Dad Londoner met each other in Cricklewood Lots of Irish there. I was born in 1957...my mum and dad moved up north to Salford City in 1956....watching you roam around checking out boozers fills me with my history....well done lads, keep it going and enjoy....I live in Cornwall now 12 years...St Just, Penzance....well worth a visit...very Celtic....
I live in Cricklewood the most well known pub is The Crown. (It’s a landmark) The Irish in this area for several reasons are now a diminishing community but at the time of your birth there would have been a very substantial irish community evident not just in Cricklewood but the surrounding area.
@@PeterPhosphate what a shame 😔. Because Dad was a Londoner, my younger day's i spent a lot of trips from Salford to London to see my dad's mother and sisters so I pretty much got see everything around the city. All the museums, park's, River Thames ect. Dad a carpenter/joiner loved photography black and white mainly. Outside number 10...on the Lions ect...I've got 100s of negs and photos. Last time I was there my dad wanted to go on the wheel and have his last look at it from above. He passed not long afterwards. Oasis are due to join again and will play at the O2...I will be there..Heaton Park Manchester too...definitely worth a visit to Cricklewood, I'll give you a message once I'm down...perhaps have a drink or two...The Crown 👑...thanks for your reply Peter...
@@johnthedog2857 Hi, Sorry for the belated response. My parents were from the south west of Ireland and my Dad eventually went into the building game as a Carpenter shortly after I was born (1958) If you are ever in the area I am happy to attempt a meet up. We happen to have a J D Wetherspoons in Cricklewood named The Beaton Docket but don’t mind The Crown.
@@PeterPhosphate Thanks Peter, I'll have a trip be great to see, JD cheap Ale 🍺 😀 👍. I'll let you know when...thanks again...
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None of these pubs are dodgy, lovely pubs. I was looking forward to this one cause i am a dub and wanted to see him go to a few kips like in Finglas, Cabra , Crumlin, tallaght .... load of bollox. All really nice pubs nothing dogy about any of them pubs whatsoever .
Add Clondalkin, Ballyfermot and Crumlin to that list.
Your spot on Paddy, its the only way he can get views but I do wonder what would have happened if he had tried to film the video is some real dodgy places
@@johnflannery9401 if he filmed in any of d dodgy wans this series would come to an unexpected finish!
100% Back in the day I worked at Blakes Tavern down the street from Blanchardstown shopping centre. It was nuts, not sure if it is still there now but I do remember the chaos it was quite an experience, to say the least.
He should have tried the Chancery at 7am on a Saturday morning for an interesting crowd
Visit the pubs at 10pm not 10am !!!
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It's more in the day time there'd be trouble.
@@dontfeedthetroll294 midday? Nah
@@NachoInsano You carry haven't a clue qgat you're on about .Firstly where did I mention anything about midday and if you had the first clue of what you're on about you'd realize that anybody who drinks in pub at night is a worker just having a few pints . The ones drinking most of the day will go to the in rhe morning at opening hour which I legally 10.30 not 10 , only pubs allowed open beforehand are early houses . Obviously come 5/6in the evening they're locked and bar man won't serve them anymore as they'll lose their licence. The next time you TRY and contradict somebody, make sure they aren't from Dublin a trained barmaid and pub/club owner. Why would anyone go to pub at 10pm when last orders is 11.30 , and 11 on a Sunday. For future reference it helps to actually know what you're on about before you incorrectly reply, contradict, assume and make yourself look foolish.
@@dontfeedthetroll294 what a load of boring waffle that was. So many words but gained nothing
What pubs are dodgy at 2pm....
The dodgiest ones.
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I have seen a kick off in a weterspoons with police called at half past ten on a Sunday morning . Me and a few mates used to play nine holes of golf on a Sunday morning and go for a pint afterwards. We called it The Early Kick off.
@@Bola-zu5iethose bloody well educated remain voting metropolitan elite types causing trouble in the spoons 😂😂😂😂
Depends on whether it's dole day or not
I've no idea what's going on but you've got me walking round Manchester exclusively drinking Guinness now, for the first time in my life. It is what it is.
Drink a Shot every time he says “It is what it is” 😂
Call an ambulance 🤢
I save a £1 everytime he says that, I'm on for a city break so far......
@@pooooornopigeon A day out to sheffield!
@@Clyde__Frog Feck I hope he says it more then!
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You’re not going to find a rough pub in the city centre.I’m from Dublin. If you want rough pubs you’ll have to go into rough parts of Dublin outside of the city centre.
Someone suggested Finches in clondalkin,start there.i know gor a fact people have been shot in the pub.but at the same time.no one will bother you,if you keep to yourself.grave diggers a great bar.gets packed on the green outside in the summer.
You will up around Thomas St.
Parnell Mooney can kick off fairly handy 😁
Ya can't be serious 🤦🤦🤦 the city ctr is full of them!
Noctors, great spot. Always go in with my shopping list 😉
😅 great comment!
No pubs are dodgy once you're respectful to the people in them
Balls - there was a pub in belfast and some fuckin loon rocked in with a chainsaw and started swinging it about. During the middle of the day just off the high street.
@@834arglebardconnden7 probably had shit Guinness
Great vid fella. Your authenticity and lack of pretensions makes your content so easy to watch, like drinking with a trusted old pal.
Cheers pal. Really appreciate it
As a scouser I suggest finches in clondalkin Saturday afternoon just b4 crimbo. Much love to my clondalkin brothers.
Watching this from Clondalkin shoutout to the Scousers 🤣👏🔥☘️🇬🇧
Hahaha fuck off there’s no way you know the finch that crazy bro
You lads have the best sense of humour lethal. And your oldies are like ours total scallies. When it comes to crime you lot are the godfather us scousers are only pups. Big shout out to ballyfermot as well old school. Big shout out to collie greyer bawler top welcome to a frightened English accent spoof spoof yup yup 💙
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@@JulesDevine-ev2gzWater side is a good oul pub too and has nice grub. I haven’t been to Liverpool yet but going to soon. I’m a red myself hopefully we do some signings under Arne Slott. Red Cow or Diva is the spot too🤣🤣 you might know it as Buzz Venue
Im English and from Yorkshire but my mrs is Dublin born and bred and lives within spitting distance of the padraig pearse pub (in fact you can see her family home in the background before you go in the pub on this video), iv been in a fair few times and like anywhere, be respectful and you'll be fine, its a cracking pub and especially on a night when its far more lively. Im always made to feel welcome whenever i call in.
To any tourist coming dublin , go to temple bar for 1 drink tick the box then walk 2 min in any direction and the cracks the same but 3 euro a drink cheaper
i am sure you mean "THE CRAIC"!
I shouldn't really be watching these videos - I only drink wine, never go into pubs, and a pint of Guinness would have me under the table. But 'Honest Places' says it all - utterly real and authentic, and great fun. Never miss one!
I appreciate that man....cheaper to stay at home mate 👍
Wine is much stronger than Guinness
Yeah wine much stronger.
I was under the impression that Guinness wasn’t really that strong. Maybe I was wrong.
@@Bmg009 It isn't. It's 4.2%
you always head out about lunchtime to these "dodgy" pubs lol
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Split the g!
@@landbiscuit1983 Well said. As Travis Bickle would say, all the animals come out at night.
You two work really well together ❤
But got to say,it makes me laugh how wendall always knows the history and info..and you're just basically looking for your next dingy pub and a pint 😂😂xx
🤣 that's why he was there.....to give the viewers some for of history
Best ad segments on TH-cam honestly
Really appreciate that pal
He walked passed actual old school working class, rough pubs, to go into the nice ones 😆
With the exception of Noctors & to a lesser degree the Bridge House, all others were not rough.
Cool video
Padraig pearse is fairly rough
My wife and I toured around Ireland. While in Dublin we decided to check out a, as you say, a more dodgey pub, lest touristy, to get the real feel of an Irish pub. This one had Michael Collins picture in the front window so we went in and had a nice time talking with locals until an older man sitting beside my wife at the bar grabbed her and planted a kiss on her mouth. Stunned, we bid farewell and quickly made our way out the bar. Surely that story is told repeatedly..."Remember when those Americans came in for a pint?"
Hahahah mad story but I wouldn’t say it’s uncommon. Plenty of American tourists
Yanks aren't used to taking liberties in other peoples' countries. 🤣
Does the other lad just pretend to know what he's talking about all the time? The confidence in how he incorrectly pronounces Padraig and talks about the 'Irish uprising' is astounding.
I know ,typical Brits.The lack of knowledge here about Irish history was embarrassing.
Yeh what a tosser he is
Padraig Pearce born in 1916??? Lived till 2016!
Young fella to lead a revolution eh? G'wan Pad-ray-ge!
Imagine if there was a Siobhan, Siadbh, Tadhg or Fionnula in the house 😄
He's an English man trying to show an interest in Irish history. Who cares if he mispronounces 'Padraig'. I'd wager most Irish people know little to nothing about English history.
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🤣🤣🤣 i'll take that pal
The rough pubs in Dublin are in the areas outside the city center. I remember there used to be gangland hits carried out in the packed pubs fairly regularly. Never around the city center though.
A random punter was caught in the crossfire of a shooting in Noctor's in 2016. That's why it's so quiet in there now. When he's talking about 10 years ago the place was rammed, that's before *that* shooting.
There were several other shootings in there of course, but they were only of people in the game
Who's gonna tell Wendall there's no 'r' in 'Sláinte' 😂Anyway, Bowes is one of my favourites too! I also really like Palace Bar tbh. I know you guys weren't as keen but I've had many a good night in that place. Maybe it was an off day. Enjoyed the video! Looking forward to the next one 👍
Bowes was bangin! Varies different days init as you say. Cheers pal 👍
Wendall looks more like Simon Pegg every time i see him , great Video mate 👍
He did get a cornetto off camera
Visited the gravediggers from Australia last year and loved it
Lad, get someone from Dublin to show you pubs if youre ever in Dublin again.
Bowes is for the posh boys that work in the Irish Times. You were 2 minutes from Mulligans. A pub where fathers have brought their sons for their first official pint for generations. Reputed to have the best pint in Ireland and thats down to the bar staff who have more charisma than there are pints in a keg.
You couldve walked to McNeills a solid working class place where real touring trad musicians from the city centre sit down and play. Anything you couldnt get off the bar staff in terms of content youd get from the lads playing for fun in the bar.
And I mean, it's not as if the lads from the times would drink in a press pub - RIP Richard, one of the last of the old time Irish Press lads who was in Mulligans pretty much every day
I haven't had a drink in years, but 12 years ago in my home town of Thurles, Tipperary, Ireland 🇮🇪, a pint of Guinness ( absolutely delicious) was just €4.00 no way in hell would I drink in Temple Bar, Guinness is shite and too damn expensive. Dublin Pubs on North Strand & Amien Street, Dolphins Barn & Caple Street and others off the main road, Dubliners pubs, great pint, not expensive.
The further away from Dublin the more tasty the pint of Guinness. I once had a pint of Guinness in a pub in Edinburgh Scotland, it was almost as delightful as my local pub in Thurles.
Unfortunately the price of Alcohol has driven people from pubs and this lead to widespread closures throughout Ireland. Another disaster by a useless government. Now they realise their price rises were a mistake, they are reducing prices in the next budget. Too late for all those family owned pubs throughout Ireland... I miss the Craic and Banter in my old local pub..
Flooding the country with people who do not drink though is also a terrible idea. All those benefits are being shipped abroad instead of back into the economy.
@@BlackCubeSimulation flooding it with people who don't eat frys is also a disgrace😅
Tourists come to Ireland sold on the the idea of 'craic & ceol' unaware that an old school Irish pub is hard to find these days. The country used to be full of top notch pubs but since the smoking ban came in, followed by higher prices, drink driving crackdown, lower off licence prices/supermarket deals, the Covid lockdown, the younger generations 'dry' approach to life, healthier lifestyles etc.... the Irish Pub is becoming part of folklore. I came of age in the lates 80's/early 90's and the pubs were full even though nobody had much money or disposable income back then. Who can forget Italia 90/USA 94?? Even the WC is SK/Japan was fun. The party vibes fizzled out when the Celtic Tiger popped!
Bowes & Gravediggers....gorgeous pints served :)
The Confession Box in Marlborough Street.
you can go to pub anywhere in Ireland and you'll be made welcome
100%
Ha ha... you keep thinking that
@@billking7925 and why would you not? as long as you keep to yourself and dont cause a scene you are grand
Especially if you are wearing a Rangers top.
@@johnmitchell2269 and why would you go into a pub in Ireland in the first place wearing a rangers top?
Great advertisement, Danny!
I usually skip them, but yours are hilarious!
Appreciate that pal
Brilliant 🤩 your adverts are the bolloxs 😂🎉 cheers 🍻
Cheers pal....really appreciate it 👍
The adverts are lovely….ill give them 7,7…
I did go to the Temple Bar, but the price was nine euros ... kind of high for a pint of Guinness. I only had one and continued on and found a few pubs where the price was better, like six fifty or so. Still, LOVED the whole Dublin experience and I'll be back for sure.
Love these videos as someone who grew up in a pub culture. My Dad is from Dublin and ive only been once so its wonderful to see this. Thanks
Get yourself back there pal!
@@honestplaces definitely one day. Manchester based so it's cheap enough with ryan air.
Two Brits, who don't know their history, going to RA pubs 😂
Good video though!
What's next? Ireland's HARDEST supermarkets...
Beamish is quality, I live the North so I very seldom see it on tap, but I prefer it to Guinness, much creamer, it's a rare treat.
These Pubs are beautiful..love you two gentlemen together..more please 🙏..love from Tazewell Virginia USA 🇺🇸
Cheers pal. Really appreciate it
Welcome to Dublin mate! Weird seeing you do a video in my neck of the woods after watching so many of your previous videos.
😂😂😂 the best line of the whole video was the bar dude at noctas saying ya could have 250 people in that room and 250 people out there ..on a good funeral like 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's because Irish funerals really are a celebration of the deceased's life. You get the sad part over with in the church and then get some food and have a session in the pub. That is, of course, if it wasn't a particularly tragic death.
brave man ordering a guinness zero down ballybough
Just to confirm you do have metal heads on your channel! I am 60, and saw Lamb of God supporting Slayer once, brilliant gig. Love your videos, thank you.
Not been to Dublin for 7 years. Think I’ll be making a return after watching this 👍🏼
More then welcome but make sure you get a pint of the black Guinness into yeah son💪😆
As I live in Dublin now, I would advise you not to. What the lads aren't going into is the city centre is a scungey hole fullnof junkies, beggars & low-lives that'll happily rob you- the tourist. The pub staff will too in a sense. I'd feel my expectations crushed if I landed here after a few days. It was alot better years back though. Maybe it'll come full circle again.
38 minutes!!! Damn. I'll wait and watch this all at once after work. ✌️🏴🇮🇪
Fair play lads for going into Noctors. It was my recommendation after all. Ive been in it few times. It can get busy at weekends. Lots of 'lads' in it. Top lads if you know what i mean. I enjoyed the review. Come back to my city anytime 👍
Never been to a bad pub in Dublin City Centre, just costs a fortune and stay away from Temple Bar. The Long Hall in the City is a great pub. Great bar staff in Ireland, can serve more than one person at a time and can take multiple orders.
Bit pokey in there tho I prefer the Celt near Connolly station. Belter pub that la
Peter's Pub and The Lotts were the best pints I had on a recent visit. And the Peter' Pub sandwiches are next level !
Peters used to be my local when I worked in South King Street (Pint mustve come on ? it wasnt that great 25 years ago !)
Clonliffe House, a great pint. €5.
Wendall cameo always welcomed 😂
Makes it less lonely 🤣
Can't believe it's your first time in Dublin! Now you'll have to come back and do Galway, Kilkenny, Cork, Donegal town, Westport to name a few....!!! 🇮🇪
Great video again from the both of you guys. My uncle was telling me recently that Guinness was expensive. Apparently donegal is reasonable.
Thought you'd be a bit more clued up about the boozers and areas you went too. Very funny. Recommend the Liberty Belle. Had a superb meat raffle!, me and the missus had a cracking night with the locals (everyone was pissed as fcuk!) Am done with Temple Bar now and moving out of the centre. Most places are fine as long as you're clued up, like anywhere really.
Enjoyed the video mate, enjoy and like Guinness and Irish stout among others myself. Remember mate the rougher pubs always best, I grew up in very rough pubs etc and always got talking to someone and conversations were always the best. Dublin is great got alot of family over there, enjoy your channel and videos, keep it up matey, things can only get better (not saying your videos arnt good). Have a good one. J. Cheers
😂😂😂 Dublins roughest pubs you havin a laugh m8
It is what it is
Great to see Wendell 🍻
I do love that old style Guinness pump and poster with the orange background
Me and my dad are fans of the channel, we’re in a place called tŷ coch, brilliant pub in the middle of nowhere in wales, no Guinness unfortunately but there is welsh stout, thank you for the content keep up the good work.
Cheers pal. The stout good?
Enjoyed the video lads
Wendell is a big girls blouse 😭
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Man'd up in the end 🤣
Noctors brings back some good memories....some great laughs...last time about 35 years ago...
Great Video mate. The Temple bar proper take the piss with their prices. Went to Dublin last year with the missus and spent 200 euros in one afternoon 😮😮 Love Dublin but christ its expensive 😂😂
Jesus....take me weeks to get over spending that much 😭
@@honestplaces Mate!! I'm still getting over it 😂😂
Great video of my hometown. Just down from The Bridge Tavern you could have popped into Meaghers or Gaffneys in Fairview. Both consistently good pints. You also walked past Clearys (just under the Railway Bridge at the end of Sherrif St. Another cracking Pint in a classic old pub. Keep up the good work gents, I enjoy the channel!
Love the vid. Try an evening /night time Guinness tasting tour next time in the Palace/Bowes and Gravediggers. Can't be drinking Guinness outside in the rain or an almost empty pub in the morning! The secret ingredient of Guinness in Dublin/Ireland is a packed pub full of bonhomie! All your scores will go through the roof! Second trip is a must mate! In the Temple Bar pub you pay for the morning to night-time music-not the quality of a pint. Pity ya didn't get better weather lads -still thanks for the upload-I enjoyed that!
Cheers pal. Yeh i do later ones now and again, just had to fly back same day init. Gravediggers is a must again 100%
Gravediggers used to be my local. The Guinea Grill does a great pint of the black stuff in London, and get a wee plate of lamb chops, job done. Love the channel guys. 🙂👌🏻🍻
Wendel…”the reason it won’t be perfect is cuz someone in there will piss me off” 😂😂 quality & normally very true!
Great team you two are top vid Danny really enjoyed it pal👊
🤣🤣🤣 cheers pal
Wow glad you survived. If your a fan of rough drinking establishments, come to the U.S. and visit the beautiful and historic cities of St Louis, Memphis, and Detroit. They might not be as rough as your use too, but you should have a good time non the less.
Dont know about those being anywhere near most dodgy pubs but great vid none the less
All recommened these ones. Cheers pal
I visited Ireland in 1986 and the currency was The Irish Punt. Beers were the same price all over the country I recall. 4 punts a pint. Not cheap but uniform pricing. 😊
Em, no. £4 is €5. 1986 a pint might have cost you a pound. And no one called a pound a punt.
Try Finches in West Clondalkin.
It’s North Clondalkin
Getting the week off on the right foot with an Honest places episode. Big fan from Toronto, looking forward to a Wolverhampton video one day.
As an Irish person, I recommend all Irish people not to go near the Temple Bar. Tourists should have one (for the experience) and leave.
The Palace Bar nearby sells a lovely Guinness for a typical price.
Yeh one and move on.... wise words
There's no experience to be had. I could never understand the appeal behind it, having lived here all my life.
@@Jason28.It's like a cattle market there. Place absolutely packed, no comfort to be had. And the cost of the pints in it. It's just a shame so many come over and go straight for it when they could have a better priced pint in a less crowded spot.
You get free daytime trad music in Temple Bar
This is a little gem of a video. Glad ye liked Ireland. Come back again.
Great post as always, as a Brummie I’ve only been to Dublin once and it was superb if not a bit expensive. Cold, gale force wind, rain, a thing of beauty. Achieved my personal best of 11 pints of Guinness over a long day, in a mix of tourist pubs and some gritty ones definitely better over there. Did Westport after which was beautiful
"Tatoos and earrings are just a sign of insecurity"...Proven
Some charachters in The Windjammer pub opens at 7am... Great guiness also, head up to stoneybatter some great boozers right up to hanlons corner...
Padraig...(PAW-RICK)
Delighted I came across your guys videos too. Love em :)
I flinched the way they pronounced Padraig
My Husband and I went to the Guinness Brewery in Dublin a week ago have a certificate for poring the perfect pint 🙃
These pubs are off the beaten track but they aren't rough by any stretch. I say that as someone who lives in Dublin. The Auld Triangle at a push but genuinely, these are fine.
also, Gravediggers isn't even the best pint in Dublin, let alone the world.
you and Wendell should do Cork City together ' the HOME ' of Beamish.....is what it is like.. 🙂
Murphy's dream too!
The Chancery on the quays was ruff as a badgers,It use to open at 6am for the club casualty’s “Think it’s shut now”
In case anyone doesn't recognise them, the mural at 27m 25s is of Brendan Behan, the following one is James Joyce, both notable Dublin writers.
The Auld Triangle is the name of a famous prison song, the triangle being the equivalent of a bell or siren which was rang in prison.
Good read that pal 👍
I recognised JJ but not Behan, though he looked familiar.
Channel just keeps getting better mate👍
Cheers pal 👍
St. Patrick Pearse
1916-2016
RIP 🫡
Philadelphia checking in. New sub but i see you are a Lamb of God fan, i think we just became good pals. ROCK ON!!
Up the metal! Cheers pal
Had to grab a Guinness to watch this.
Only way 👍🍺
Religious watcher of your videos and also a big LoG fan here.. Been listening to them for over 20 years and seen them live a few times too.. Did not know that happened to Randy, that's nuts!
Never drink Beamish in Dublin unless it’s flowing allways ask the bartender.
Mine was alright 🤣
Had a very good beamish at Grogans in Dublin!
Spot on... Should order another after the 1st, 2nd pint be lovely
It’s more popular in Cork, its place of origin.
Nearly ten pounds pint what a ripoff
In the mid-90's I went to Dublin on a stag do. I drank Smethwicks all week! The drink and the Irish Breakfasts gave us Mickey Flanagan's "Shits Abroad"
Big fan of Guinness 0.0 especially when it's on proper taps and not the can extraction system.
Yeh.is the best alcohol free on the market
I've been waiting for this!! thank you x
The rougher boozers aren't city centre there in surrounding Dublin areas can assure you if your looking for a row you would certainly get one. I moved over from Manchester 25 years ago did the doors there and here. Manchester was rougher back then.
Walked past one of the top Guinness pubs in Dublin, Chaplins, only 10 mins from the city centre and absolutely up there with the very best, try it next time lads 👌☘️
Will do pal 👍
Proper sesh guys and soldiering on for the sake of content so admirable 😁
A debt collector seeking refuse in many a rough pub I never once encountered issues , in peoples homes it was different...you're invading their personal space.
Only time you'll ever have an issue is if you're looking for it and the locals will close rank.
Such an amazing treat tonight , thanks guys 👍
I had a Guinness zero in Belfast last year to try it. One of the best pints of Guinness I’ve had! Great video lads, all the best from Glasgow.👍🏻
Palace bar usually has one of the best pints in Dublin
1916 Irish Uprising....gee if i was drinking with you blokes I would have so many questions about that
Too busy rating pubs to chat history 🤣
@@honestplaces ha no worries i enjoy it all
Perfect timing. Heading down to Dublin tomorrow. Had a few pints at Biddles in Belfast today. Cheers
'Bittles' but yeah, well known for it's pints. Enjoy yer travelling.
9.95 a pint!
Don't remind me pal 🤣😭
9.95 pint 😂😂😂 No Thanks
The wrong pint in the wrong pub in the tourist trap area.
Go to North Dublin and get it for 4 50 or a fiver. And full of proper dublin people not tourists
And it was packed with customers 😅