Traditional Irish pub rooted in Dublin’s history
Famous Irish writer James Joyce once enjoyed his beloved Whiskey in this bond-warehouse of old.
It’s no secret that Ireland’s most famous writer, James Joyce, was fond of Whiskey. So fond in fact, that the novelist, poet, and literary critic, frequented The Oarsman in the early 1900’s. Of course, back then The Oarsman was a bonded warehouse in the heart of the docklands.
Whiskey is at the heart of Finnegan’s Wake and is dominant throughout Joyce’s works, particularly during Dubliners, in the stories of The Sisters’, A Painful Case’ and Counterparts’.
“The light music of whisky falling into glasses made an agreeable interlude.”
Serving over 60 fine whiskeys
Enjoy Dublin’s finest pint of Guinness, an ice-cold lager, sassy cocktails, and an interesting range of beers by the bottle or on tap. Located just 5 minutes from Dublin’s Grand Canal Dock, The Oarsman is perfect spot to catch up with friends or colleagues for well earned after-work drinks.
And your usual favourites…
We are mad about sports
We show all the major games, matches and races on our big screen. Only a 10 minute walk from The Aviva Stadium, so why not enjoy some pregame pints with plenty of time to spare.
In the heart of historical Ringsend
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8-10 Bridge St,
Ringsend,
Dublin,
Ireland,
D04N294
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Mon to Wed: 2pm to late
Fri to Sun: 12pm to late -
e: theoarsmanrinsgend@gmail.com
t: +353 86 818 5457
