Typical pub, was fun no more no less. If you're looking for an Irish pub and you want that…read moreexperience, this fits in perfectly fine.

Absolutely the best local music and great Guinness! Musician are there for the love of Irish…read moremusic, libations and great conversations. If you want the real Irish experience this is the place!! Love it

I didn't have any drinks during my recent visit to Dick Macks, but I did get "Waisted". Inside of…read more30 minutes, the skilled craftsman at the leather counter made me a really cool custom belt. Maybe the best custom Irish souvenir of our trip! And a bargain at 60 Euros Cash. Gayle and I enjoyed watching him work and I appreciated his no-nonsense approach, first by warning me that if a person that had shown up earlier came back, I would move down the line. He didn't and it helped that I knew and told him exactly what I wanted. Having my previous belt handy helped at 2 stages in the process. The belt also has the shop's stamp, my initials, and an Irish knot stamp. Great work and experience! p.s. - I did separately enjoy a wee pint of Dick Macks IPA at another Pub.

Dick Mack's owns Dingle...unassuming building but character and charm drips off everything at Dick…read moreMack's. Located right across the street from a church this bar has it all. Drinks and service are perfect for what it is...you can sit in the small cozy bar or an alley on picnic tables and it is festive. Dick Mack's is a must do Dingle stop. Look to seat in the snug 6

We stopped in here one night in Dingle and the music started about 9:30. We really enjoyed the pub,…read moreand the music. I recommend a stop here.

Great place to often enjoy excellent live music. Authentic, fun pub in downtown Dingle.read more

I'd say this was my favorite old school pub in Dingle. Dickie Mack's is a close 2nd…read more Foxy John's from the outside doesn't look like much. Quite honestly, neither does the first part you see when you walk in. However, go deeper and the story begins. Little cubbies and different rooms with all sorts of adventures to be had. The 2nd room is cozy and warm with a cute little fireplace ripping on a cold day. And the Guinness is off the charts perf.

Everybody tells you about the pubs in Dingle and trust me they don't disappoint. The most infamous…read moreplace is Dick Mac's but I have to say I really liked the vibe at Foxy John's. Foxy John's is a hardware store/bar but mostly a pub. They have the obligatory fire burning with peat moss like most places. There is a smoking area outside as well. The people are what make this place. We were laughing because the three Bob's were at the bar asking the ladies "what would you do if we were the last men on earth?" We had quite a bit of banter but the best response was given by a "toothy" 70+ Bob when asked if he needed a blue pill. I will never forget his answer "beware the sting of a dying wasp". We were there twice during the weekend and each time met tons of interesting folks. In fact a couple used to live in my neighborhood in Milwaukee completely showing the that world is much smaller than we realize.

Once upon a time, after much exploring, this Faerie Queen needed some sustenance and a good…read morebeverage. Thank you, Murphy's pub for both! Food was good, people great, and it's in Dingle - very worth the trip! The end.

We stopped here for lunch while in Dingle and the food was really great. I got the clam chowder and…read moresome wings. My friend got the beef stew. Both were delicious. Pub atmosphere with a large bar and lots of seats. The service was quick and friendly. Great lunch spot!

We were looking for live music and stumbled upon this place. So cute and they had 4 people…read moreplaying different instruments. The bad thing was it's very small, the ceilings are low and they had the fire stokes to the max. It was hot outside and like an oven inside. We left after 2 songs because we couldn't deal with the heat. So disappointed.

I was there in May 2023 for the Bealtaine Festival and was at Neligan's for the live musicread more

This is the Irish Pub I had been looking for on our whole trip. Nice bar, good food and great…read moremusic. This is the only place we found that had music starting before 9. We had a seat at the bar (there aren't many) and had a front row seat for the music. After a few pints, I settled on fish and chips. I am not really a fish fan, but this was outstanding. The fish was lightly breaded and fried and was cooked perfectly. Yum!!!! Music started and he was super entertaining. So glad we stopped here.

Had a really good time here. Had live music the nights were there. It was a little cold, but we sat…read moreoutside because it was packed with locals for the music which was really cool old cemetery behind the pub. It was great to have a couple pints, and then walk through that at Duncan and check out some things and then go back in and hang out. I'd recommend it.

My sister and I toured Ireland in March 2002 and had the best meal of our lives at Mac Carthy's…read morePub. The lamb shank was cooked to perfection and the service was outstanding. Couldn't help sending a good word back to the cook/chef, along with a bit of a tip, just for him. The hostess, the waitress, and the best cook in the world were all a lot of fun and the highlight of our trip! We'd return to Ireland, the old sod of our ancestors, just to visit Mac Carthy's Pub again, it's well worth the trip.

We stopped in and the young man tending pub was a joy to meet. He was friendly and the local craft…read morebeers were excellent.

From the street, this looks like another Dingle pub. But they have a cracking courtyard and beer…read moregarden. The bar room itself is a place where time stood still. If it were not for the hand device to pay for drinks, you would think it was unchanged from 50 years ago. Drinks were cheap (Guinness at €5.20), and Paul behind the bar provided good service. Great place to watch a music session at night. No singer, but Irish musicians jamming with each other.

Watched the Irish Pubs documentary and knew this was a must stop when I visited Ireland. I ended up…read morehaving a blast

Had a fantastic experience at this cozy pub in Dingle! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere…read morewas warm and welcoming--exactly what you hope for in a traditional Irish pub. I have to give a special shoutout to the vegan burger--it was absolutely outstanding. Perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and thoughtfully put together with great toppings and a delicious bun. It's not always easy to find a truly satisfying vegan option in a pub, but this one exceeded expectations. The veg soup was also really good--comforting, hearty, and clearly homemade. And the salad greens were incredibly fresh and crisp, which added a nice, light balance to the meal. Great food, friendly service, and a lovely setting. I'd definitely come back next time I'm in Dingle!

Gayle and I recently came here for Lunch on a "typical" rainy Dingle Day. We had wandered over to…read moreMain Street to shop at the An Gailearaí Beag (West Kerry Crafts Guild) and Fado Antiques, of which the person there recommended Paul Geaney's Bar and Restaurant. We were seated at a nice booth, and next to an interesting group of folks speaking French. Our waitress was fun and engaging, even when she told us that they were out of Smithwicks. I gladly chose a glass of Rockshore Lager instead. My Lunch choice was an Open Ploughman, as it looked interesting and wanted to avoid yet another Irish meal featuring potatoes. That was pretty tasty, as was Gayle's Prawn and Salmon dish. Nice place!