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Was in there last night for a friends birthday and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of taps and bottles of good beer they have got in now.
They now have Blue moon, O'Hara's red, Friarweisse and Blarney Blonde from the Franciscan Well and Galway Hooker all in tap. The full O'Hara's range of bottles, Sierra Nevada pale ale, Goose Island pale ale IPA, Chimay plus a more lot more are now available.

The Taps only went in last week apparently and according the the barman they are flying out.

Nice handy spot for sneaky pint or bit of food.

Nigel

What's it like as a bar? It looks like it'd be a wile tourist trap, plus it was always too close to Messr's for me to consider having a pint there.

That's the place that used to be the Daniel O'Connell?

Haven't been in there in at least fifteen years. <!-- s:shock: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_eek.gif" alt=":shock:" title="Shocked" /><!-- s:shock: --> Might take a look the next time I'm in town.

Was in there this evening for the first time in about 15 years.

Signs up behind the bar "International + craft beer €5". Despite this a pint of Galway Hooker was €5.10.

At the front was full (of tourists), so we sat up the back. A group of around 10 Americans came in and were told by the waitress that they couldn't sit up the back unless they were buying food.

I have only seen this kind of rip-off bettered up the Dublin mountains. It needs to be stamped out.

I haven't been this annoyed by a pub in a long time. I won't be back.

Wow. I didnt see any of that. I was there with a load of friends who drink there all the time so we were well looked after. Its like there version of Cheers. It is a real tourist trap but when they know you its a good spot.

Nigel