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A Craft Beer Walking Tour Of Dublin

Here’s your route, you’re welcome.

SAMPLE SOME OF Dublin’s finest craft beer pubs, and get a 2.8km walk in while you’re at it.

Here’s your route, let us guide you.

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Start off in the Beerhouse on Capel Street

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You’re always guaranteed the correct glass for each beer you order here. There’s an excellent choice and it’s a great kick off point.

Drink: Jack Codys Lunasa Saison

Work your way down to the Black Sheep

It’ll only take you two minutes and you can even play a board game over the massive selection of pints.

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Drink: Galway Bay, Full Sail

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Now stall it down to the Porterhouse in Temple Bar

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This place brews all their own stuff. It’s full of tourists but a spot at the window is as blissful as you’ll get in the city.

Drink: A Temple Brau, of course.

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Now it’s a trek up to Against the Grain on Wexford Street

Maybe it’s a good time to stop for some food.

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This is from the Galway Bay Brewery, same as the Black Sheep. The choice is phenomenal, and they even do beer cocktails.

Drink: Oh go on, try a beer cocktail. The specials board won’t stir you wrong.

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On to P Macs next on Stephen St Lower

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P Macs is always a good after work spot, so expect that crowd. There’s a mountain of beers to choose from and free crisps on the tables.

Drink: A Metalman

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To the Bankers with you, found on Trinity Street

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The Bankers is a lot more low key than the rest, a proper aul lad pub in the middle of the city. Hey, it’s cosy, and a welcome spot in between the two Cassidy twins.

Drink: Play it safe with a bottle of Galway Hooker.

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Time to hit Cassidy’s next, you’re almost finished

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If you can look past all the hipster decor, there’s a lot to love about Cassidy’s, including free sweets and a whole load of personality.

Drink: Basic, but a blue moon with a bit of lemon in it.

Finally, hit J.W. Sweetman on Burgh Quay

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Your final resting place, in more ways than one.

Finish up with some of their Irish Red Ale.

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