This is a list of pubs in the city of Dublin, Ireland. Pubs on this list are under the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council.^[1][2]

Dublin pubs

Name	Image	Location	Status	Owner	Notes
The Bleeding Horse		Camden Street	Open
The Bailey		Duke Street	Open	Michael Holland
The Brazen Head		Merchant's Quay	Open
Bruxelles		South Anne Street	Open	Louis Fitzgerald
Davy Byrne's		Duke Street	Open	William Dempsey
Dawson Lounge		Dawson Street	Open	The Linnane family
Doheny & Nesbitt		Baggot Street	Open	Tom and Paul Mangan
The Church		Mary Street, Dublin	Open
Eamonn Doran's		Crown Alley	Closed
Foley's		Merrion Row	Open
Gleesons		Booterstown Ave.	Open	Gleeson Family	Frequented by Eamon De Valera[3]
The George		South Great George's Street	Open	Mercantile Group
Leonard's Corner		Clanbrassil Street	Open
McDaids		Harry Street	Open
Merchants' Arch		Wellington Quay	Open	Tom Doone
M.J.O'Neill's		Suffolk Street	Open
Mulligan's		Poolbeg Street	Open	Gary Cusack
Ned Scanlons		Townsend Street	Closed in 2017
O'Brien's		Sussex Terrace	Open
O'Donoghue's Pub		Baggot Street	Open	The Barden Family
O'Donoghue's Pub		Suffolk Street	Open	Des Markey
Oliver St John Gogarty		Temple Bar	Open	Martin Keane
Patrick Conway's		Parnell Square	Closed
Peter's Pub		Johnson Place, Dublin 2	Open
Slattery's		Capel Street	Open
The Auld Triangle		Gardiner Street	Open
The Duke		Duke Street	Open
The Ferryman		Sir John Rogerson's Quay	Open
The Foggy Dew		Fownes Street	Open		Named after Foggy Dew (Irish ballad)
The Harbourmaster		International Financial Services Centre	Open
The Lord Edward		Christchurch Place	Open
The Porterhouse		Parliament Street	Open
The International Bar		Wicklow Street	Open	John and James Donohue
The Irish House		Wood Quay	Closed in 1968
The Long Hall		Aungier Street	Open
The Old Harbour		Echlin Street	Open
The Oval		Abbey Street	Open
The Shakespeare		Parnell Street	Open
The Stag's Head		Dame Lane	Open	Louis Fitzgerald
The Swan		Aungier Street	Open	Seán and Rónan Lynch
The Temple Bar		Temple Bar, Dublin	Open	Tom and Jackie Cleary
The Widow Scallans		Pearse Street	Closed		Closed soon after the murder of Martin Doherty at the pub in 1994.
Tommy O'Gara's		Manor Street	Open
Toner's Pub		Baggot Street	Open	The Quinn family
Whelan's		Camden Street	Open	Mercantile Group