Pub crawls around Dublin city
For those with too much time on their hands and a strong stomachs, here's a few different pub crawls that you can try out. Go with luck and fortitude.
May your God have mercy on your liver (and your wallet).....


1. Temple Bar
Simple. Just walk down the street from Wesmoreland Street and go into every bar you come across. It's that easy.

2. Baggot Street Crawl
Searsons
George Handel
Larry Murphy's
McGrath's
Baggot Inn
Toner's
Doheny & Nesbit's
Foley's
O'Donoghues

3. Old style pubs
O'Donughues
McDaids
The Long Hall
Kehoes
O'Neills Suffolk Street
Palace Bar
Mulligans
Brazen Head

4. Modern 'trendy' pubs
Cafe en Seine
SamSara
The Bailey
Capital Bar
Fireworks
Thomas Read's
Pravda
Zanzibar

Other options
There is also the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl which is at:http://www.dublinpubcrawl.com/

Or for something a bit different, try the Dublin Bus Ghost Tour.

Or for real masochists

The DART Crawl

The DART is the local train system that runs (north/south) along the coast of Dublin from Greystones to Malahide. The simple idea is to get on/off the DART and stop off at pubs near the various stations. It is practically impossible to do it from start to finish and drink alcohol. Though I could be wrong...!

Here's an account from one hardy bunch of lads who do it every year.

"The crawl itself starts in the Harbour Bar in Bray. We then work our way back
into the City centre stopping at pre-determined watering holes enroute. We usually
stick to a quota of 12 pints over the course of the afternoon and evening (we
start the drinking at around 2.45 in Bray, although last year we had a crafty
one in the auld Dubliner before getting the Dart!) although some of us are more
thirsty than others..."

And they have a web site: http://homepage.eircom.net/~dartcrawl/

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