Donnybrook guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Donnybrook is an inner suburb of Dublin, immediately south of the Grand Canal and only 15 minutes walk to the business district, 20 minutes to Grand Canal Dock (Google, Hubspot, Salesforce etc). It is mainly a residential neighbourhood with a small amount of commercial activity.
There are a few restaurants, cafes, pubs and neighbourhood stores. These are all located along the main thoroughfare.
Hebert Park is the main park in the area and has tennis courts (public use for a fee), lawn bowling (private club), croquet (private club), kids playgrounds, soccer pitches and exercise stations.
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Donnybrook
Donnybrook is an inner suburb of Dublin, immediately south of the Grand Canal and only 15 minutes walk to the business district, 20 minutes to Grand Canal Dock (Google, Hubspot, Salesforce etc). It is mainly a residential neighbourhood with a small amount of commercial activity.
There are a few restaurants, cafes, pubs and neighbourhood stores. These are all located along the main thoroughfare.
Hebert Park is the main park in the area and has tennis courts (public use for a fee), lawn bowling (private club), croquet (private club), kids playgrounds, soccer pitches and exercise stations.
Pub
Quiet old style pub in the heart of Ranelagh. Gets busy for sports events or late nights (Thursday-Saturday).
Sit back read a book and enjoy a drink.
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Smyth's of Ranelagh
10 RanelaghQuiet old style pub in the heart of Ranelagh. Gets busy for sports events or late nights (Thursday-Saturday).
Sit back read a book and enjoy a drink.
There are very few traditional style pubs left in the area and this is probably the best of the ones that remain. When it gets busy, people will take their pint out on to the street corner and you may find it difficult to know if it is one big group or several small groups merging their conversations.
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M O'Briens
8-9 Sussex TerraceThere are very few traditional style pubs left in the area and this is probably the best of the ones that remain. When it gets busy, people will take their pint out on to the street corner and you may find it difficult to know if it is one big group or several small groups merging their conversations.
Neighbourhood
One of the liveliest/trendy neighbourhoods in Dublin. There are 20+ eatiers/cafes/restaurants for every taste and budget.
You'll find an abundance of local stores, hardware, banks, hairdressers, supermarkets and pubs.
Don't forget to check out Old Ranelagh village whilst you are here (Beechwood Luas stop)
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Ranelagh
One of the liveliest/trendy neighbourhoods in Dublin. There are 20+ eatiers/cafes/restaurants for every taste and budget.
You'll find an abundance of local stores, hardware, banks, hairdressers, supermarkets and pubs.
Don't forget to check out Old Ranelagh village whilst you are here (Beechwood Luas stop)
Food scene
Roly's Bistro
7 Ballsbridge TerraceExcellent coffees, pastries and takeaway food.