I have been there only once - New Years Eve. The place is great! I'm from Dublin and I'd like to…read moresee Venues like Time in Dublin. Everything is nice over there. Considering how small Naas is, I am giving +1 star to this club. Go there and loose yourself ;)

Ha Ha! Your review was spot on Maggie!…read more The last time I was there was last month and before that about two years ago. All the memories and reasons came flooding back to me of why I don't go there and never will again! I was lured under the pretence that the drinks were 3euro-they weren't! Had to pay in and pay for your jacket - there was an angry looking bouncer who made sure I dropped in my jacket. So we ended up in the 80's 90's bar. The music was still the same as it was two years ago. You can be assured they play men at work, "land down under". I don't have a big problem with this sing but when it's played ad nauseum it can get annoying! Not only that though the DJ's skills involved pressing play on a selection of mix cds that were stacked beside the dj booth. I remember when it used to be jammers every Saturday night but this particular Saturday half the floors were closed and it was pretty empty which made it feel pretty pathetic and the crowd small crowd that were there mainly consisted of under agers. A night which shouldn't be repeated! Oh and a mad funny clip from years ago when Time was packed and people actually went including MTV Dance (yes it really did happen, I was there that night!eep) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN_lkjTKgQg

The Purty is fairly well known and respected for seafood. Actually, all their food is great. It's a…read morereally nice atmosphere inside, you occasionally here people complain that it's more a restaurant than a pub because it's generally accepted that it would make a great pub. Which I think is the highest form of flattery. They usually have the odd acoustic set downstairs, with louder gigs and a club upstairs. It wouldn't be my first choice for a night out though, as it's empty midweek. The smoking areas, both up and downstairs are excellent. This is a great night out just waiting for the right promoter to come along and fill the place.

Lovely food, great welcome and a nice atmosphere. Great…read morespot to stop for a bite to eat after walking around the harbour. We actually wanted the pork open sandwich but there was a mix up with the kitchen and they made us the rolled pork with mustard mash. A happy accident as it was utterly delicious. Great sauce too. Enjoyed a nice pint here too. Well worth a stop.

Best nightclub fol electronic / disco music in ireland…read more Amazing crazy nights, incredible sound volume and fantastic light show.... Every Saturday is a bit different, never know what to expect.

The bouncer left in, then refused entry, tried to short change by 10euro till confronted.. told i…read morewas in the wrong after 2 drinks and my dad a chairman of VFI.. totally discriminated because i was a straight lady trying to meet up with 2 of my gay pals gor an hour or 2.. while trying to furthermore gain profit

Morrison's, located underneath the Hibernian Hotel in the city centre, has a late licence from…read moreWednesdays til Sundays and is always free of charge making it a popular spot midweek and on weekends. A lot of locals come here but it also attracts weekenders and the odd stag or hen party. The music is generally a mix of pop and rock but it varies. The chalk board outside should tell you what to expect on any given night.

If you live in North County Dublin and you want to go out for the night without spending an arm and…read morea leg on taxi fare, your options are limited to Tamangos in Portmarnock or Velvet in Swords. Tamangos (or "Joes" as the initiated refer to it for some reason) has been famous for generations for its 'Grab a granny night'. Back when my oul lad first moved to Dublin, Grab a granny night happened on the second Tuesday of every month, as this is when the mother's of Dublin got their children's allowance, and the only chance of having a few bob to go for a hooley. These days, what with everyone being more affluent (well, for the time being anyway), Grab a grannny night happens every Tuesday, so if older women are your thing, have a ball. Being the only nightclub for a few miles around, Tamangos can charge what they like: it's usually €15 to get into the place, and standard club prices for drinks. It's kind of worth it the odd time though: the place really looks like a cheezy hotel bar. Which it is, so that makes sense, I guess. And now that the summer is here again, they have their student nights on Wednesdays, so it's €10 in and €3 drinks. Which is grand.

Tomangoes where the gang goes.......... If your 18. Oldest club in North county dublin when I spent…read moreyounger years. Good points, local for our an out of dublin City club night. Bad points, carpet smells of I don't know what. Get drunk and dance, you won't notice as much.

Nice venue. I was satisfied and it's very clean and has different floors and rooms. But felt a bit…read moresanitary, and a little pricey. Would come back but only if I had a reason to.

Bangin'dancehall night on Sundays, and big band on Mondays, and students on Wednesdays and then…read morethere's Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays-fuck, you could spend the whole week here. Well, not really, you can get unlucky. I recently showed up to find about ten people there, the place is huge, and nobody on the dancefloor. Of course, me being the high chief of deadly, I stomped onto the floor regardless and had a great night. So yes, it is fun most of the time, but when it's empty it can be really empty. PS: in the business info section there's a box you tick for parking. I ticked 'street parking' which is the truth. But, if you park your car in Temple Bar at night, especially Friday or Saturday, you are a moron. Simple as.

Ran a few events in here and attended a few, staff are extremely nice people and I would be remiss…read morenot to rate them a very deserving 5/5.

The Underground tends to put on gigs that other venues wouldn't touch, like minimalist electro and…read moreopen-mic comedy. Naturally, it tends to swing from the edge of greatness to depths of terror normally associated with a Butlins Variety Performance. The interior would be great for a film. Dark, subterranean, pillars everywhere, lots of creepy shadows-it's really quite cool. And because of it's teeny tiny size everything sounds much louder than it should, throw in a few fancy lights and this is one of the best 'loud music' venues in Dublin. But it's not, I've seen some absolute clangers in here. So I'd advise checking out who's playing before dishing out a cover charge, and maybe invest in some ear plugs too.

One of the best nightclub's in Carlow town .Plenty of dance floors, big smoking area, live bands…read moreand an excellent VIP area.Go here for a great night out and go VIP too.

Club 92 is great - if you're 19 and from the area…read more If you like really hot girls and rugger bugger 'goys', then this is the place for you. A mecca for all southside Dublin late teens and early 20-somethings, expect to see Ross O Carroll Kelly and his mates and the bar, downing some h-bombs. The girls will be oompa loompa orange, have legs all the way up to their ear lobes and will be sporting the 'I just got dragged through a bush backwards' hairdo. Now, in fairness, I've had quite a few good nights out here-it has a great dance floor, big smoking area and super cheesy choons are pumped out from the second you walk in. But at 24, I'm pretty sure I'd feel like I needed a zimmer frame to prop me up and some tape to keep my jaw from falling on the ground every time a D4 dolly in a miniscule skirt/belt walked by.

92, what can you say. Brilliant for a chilled night out. Cheap drinks (these days anyway, by todays…read morestandards), no dress policy anymore really. Wanna wear a shirt and shoes, go ahead, there will be plenty more like ya up there. Wanna wear jeans and runners like me, go ahead, plenty of us too. It's very chilled these days too, seen maybe one fight break out (on a holiday weekend when it was packed to the rafters). Doormen are still no nonsense but once you don't cause trouble, enjoy. Location might be an issue for some people (btw, Leopardstown is not the sticks) but it's close to the luas and walking distance to the bus (for lads anyway since we don't need heels). It's not the nicest lookin place but the lights are low enough to hide that. Give it a shot.

Let me preface this by saying I'm an old guy who loves dancing but doesn't go to clubs. I was on a…read moretour of Ireland and asked about dance venues and my Collette trip advisor name dropped Copper Face Jack's. I got there soon after it opened and I loved it. Loved the venue, loved the energy (although much of it was probably fueled by alcohol, I don't know- I'm part of the rare, lonesome breed who doesn't need alcohol to flail around like a maniac). Point is, the music selection was stuff you could dance to, so no complaints there. The DJ refused my request but I have weird taste so fair play. The bar staff kept me hydrated- they were on top of their game. I stuck around for two hours until there was literally no room left to dance due to the growing crowd. They wouldn't call a taxi for me which I guess is fine because so many cabs are already there, but there were other complications that weren't the club's fault so it's just me having a moan. All told? I'd definitely go again. If I ever come back to Dublin, anyway. Or Ireland in general.

bouncers kick you to the back of the queue after paying 30 quid a head for entry and nipping out…read morefor a smoke. absolutely ridiculous