O’Reilly’s

Friendly clientele, can strike up a conversation with anyone there. Can’t argue with the price of drinks, one of the cheapest places in all of Dublin to find a drink. And also (depending on your tastes) great rock music.

I’ve had an excellent night both Monday nights that I’ve been here! My only complaint is that it was too packed, otherwise:
–Fun music
–Great crowd (not too young, not too old for my friends and I)
–Plenty of space to wander
–Bathrooms that aren’t disgusting
–Madly cheap drinks
Thumbs up for O’Reilly’s!

One of my favorite Dublin pubs. O’Reillys has a really good environment, cheap prices (for Dublin’s range) and awesome music and events.
Every Saturday night they celebrate Club Hell, a Rock/​Metal night full of people enjoying and having loads of fun.
However, this is a place you can enjoy any day of the week.
Totally recommended.

One of my first nights out in Dublin my classmates and I went to O Reillys. The night started off great, unfortunately once we hit O’ Reillys my night went downhill. I was refused entry due to the fact that my garda age card apparently didn’t look like me. I completely understand that bouncers have a job to do but when I produced a second form of ID proving my identity I was still denied entry. I dont know Dublin very well being new to the city but the bouncer had no problem letting me walk out on my own when I couldn’t contact my friends. I was disgusted that someone could treat another person in this way. I will not be returning to this pub again!

If you are looking for a cheap pint and a not super busy place on a weekday, give it a try!

Que rajouter de plus que Louise C. tout est dit dans son commentaire, je suis complétement d’accord avec elle. :)

After finishing work I went to meet a few friends here for after work drinks. It started out very good the first waitress we had could not do enough for us we even ordered a few wedges and chips these were really good. Me and 1 of my friends decided to order some cocktails so we went to the bar to see what we could get I ordered a mojito and a White Russian for my friend. I should have known it would be a disaster when the female bartender had to as the waitress how to make it needless to say it was not very good.
After a while my friend decided to get one more round before we left. Well to say we were shocked is an understatement. When the waitress came over she went to order a drink to which the response was cant you see I’m busy what’s wrong with you going to the bar, as she turned and walked away and went back to the bar to chat with another member of staff. The girl that had been looking after us earlier I think had finished which was a shame. Needless to say we didn’t stay for another drink. This would put me off going back I could understand if it was busy but service like this is not acceptable

Ah I love O’Reilly’s. They have ran an excellent Rock/​Metal night on Saturdays (Club Hell) for the past five years. It’s always free in, and they have ridiculously cheap drinks offers.
Shots of Tequila, Sambuca, Mickey Finns & Jäger are all 2 euro. TWO EURO.
Insane.
Bottles of Kopparberg are € 3, Pints are all € 4, and you can get a pitcher of JD & Coke (4 shots of JD) for € 13. It’s also free in. I seriously doubt you’d have a cheaper Saturday night out anywhere in the city! They also run a night on Mondays (Cheap Ass Mondays) with commercial music, the same price list, which is usually full of students/​teenagers.
It’s not enormous, there are two bars. It’s pretty much always rammed. The music is a mix of commercial rock/​metal/​alternative on Saturdays. I’ve brought all sorts of people here over the years and regardless of their musical tastes, pretty much everyone has a great night!

Il né faut pas se fier à l’aspect un peu glauque de l’extérieur du bar, qui se trouve juste sous les rails du DART. L’intérieur est beaucoup plus chaleureux !
Le bar est composé de trois salles: celle du milieu, où l’on peut danser, est la plus grande et les deux autres sur les côtés, plus petites, disposent de plus de tables et de chaises.
La faune est très «jeune» et cosmopolite: le prix des assez bas de la pinte (3 € 50) a tendance à attirer l’étudiant Erasmus assoiffé. Cependant, une limite basse d’âge est imposée pour certaines soirées (~23−25 ans).
Idéal pour un before, il a tendance à devenir vraiment bruyant au fil de la soirée !

Cheap, cheap, cheap, cheap and cheap. A cheap place, a little away from city centre with a good music selection and (I will say it again) cheap prices!

Great vibe. Good people. € 4 pints. I’ve been here every time I come to the Emerald Isle.

Cool pub to stop for a few beers. Interesting decoration, almost a must-​see in Dublin.

Hadn’t been in the bar for 20yrs until last night. Great/​Amazing venue and staff are excellent. Great value also! Keep the great work up.

If you are looking for a cheap place to get a few pints without leaving the city center, O’Reilly’s is the place to go. With good rock music, cheap shots, and a heated outside area, finding this place is like finding a diamond in a haystack.
The crowd is mostly younger people on the weekend nights and there aren’t many tables, so be prepared to stand. Getting a pint on a Friday or Saturday night may be a challenge as the front of the bar tends to get quite crowded. The outside area is best for chatting as inside can get quite noisy due to the music — outside is also where all the smokers are, so be aware if you don’t enjoy smoke in your face.
The pub accepts credit cards and the men’s bathrooms are usually quite orderly. But it may not be a place for all types of people. If you don’t like the younger crowd, loud music or having to stay standing, this may not be the best place for you. But if you do enjoy cheaper pints than in Temple Bar and actually manage to find this pub hidden in between a train station and business buildings, you’re in for a treat!

Sacrifice your virgins, release your long hair, and take a Highway to Hell or a Stairway to Heaven because you just landed at O’Reilly’s!
This METAAAAL bar is everything you would expect from such a place.
Built under the Tara St Station, it really looks gorgeous — I mean, darkly gorgeous.
Cross the dungeon door, watch yourself in the gothic mirrors and enjoy the dark church atmosphere of the place.
Of course, the best way to invoque Satan is by ordering a beer, so let’s go to the bar.
The selection is okay, but the booze is ridiculously cheap — 4 € the pint of Smithwicks Pale Ale, ie.
We even got free beers from the bartender, what a dream (theater)!
You can also get party platters (the medium one would fill easily 6 metal heads being hungry to death (metal?) after spending hours in a mosh pit).
This place is a gem for all the metal lovers, especially in the week-​end.
Be careful though, because it gets crowded pretty quickly.
5 Satanic stars, well deserved!

i use to come here when i was in college across the way from this place. O Reilly’s not only seems to have a great atmosphere and club nights on offer, it’s also cosy, cool, fun and packed full of people. there’s loads of space available for bigger groups. But the main selling point for this bar, aside from the banter, is its cheap booze! All draughts are 3.30, making it the cheapest bar in Dublin I’ve visited in the city centre. Of course the prices mean you get wrecked very easily, but I don’t see that as a problem! Loved it, will definitely return

O’ Reilly’s is in a super convenient location with extremely affordable drink. The interior is a medieval themed pub directly under Tara street Dart Station. I wouldnt recommend it for an older crowd as it seems to be a hotspot for 20 — 40 year olds. It can be hard to find seating at peak times (6pm weekdays) but usually something clears up within 10 mins. The bar staff are quick and efficient and not overly chatty which can be nice if you are just looking to get back to your table. This is a great spot to meet a friend after work as the pints are well under 4 €! On Saturday nights this pub turns into «hell club». Although it is not my cup of tea, I have been twice and its a great opportunity for people with similar interests in heavy metal music to meet up. Worth checking out!

I went in here on a Saturday and was not disappointed!
Cheap drinks, nice crowd (lots of cuties!) and «rock music» (kinda sounded like a lot of metal to me but oh well!).
Only woe for me: They have cider on tab but don’t do pitchers? why?
It gets very crowded but what place doesn’t at the weekend.
I will definitely return!

Cheap, that’s the word, 3,60 all pints every day and on mondays they do especial prices on the tequila, plus if u like the good old heavy metal on saturday u could enjoy their party club hell also with special prices on tequila and some other drinks

Would want to give 5 stars, but it has no different edge over other Dublin pubs, so 4. I’d say 4,5 even. Half a point for cheap drinks! One of the cheapest in the area. Pint € 3.60! Suck it, Temple Bar!
Pubs location is tourist free, beggars free as well. Crowd here is so different and I’d add young. Good for meeting new dates.
They do live music, poster says it’s every Thursday. Beware, they propagate metal music here. Club Hell — all drinks € 3, Jäger & Tequila € 1.50.
Pub has quite a lot interesting details inside. Just pay attention. Visit it.

Cheap drinks. Can’t think of another reason I go here! I definitely don’t go for the music although I’m in to the whole rock and metal genre I’m not to well up on the 70’s and 80’s rock they play there. Seems to be the same playlist each week but crowd to drunk to notice.
Really nice décor. Really dark and gothic type feel. Almost a Game Of Thrones feel to it, almost.
The place does be packed on a Saturday night. «Club Hell» as it’s known. Gotta be fast when waiting for a person to move from the counter because somebody will swoop in in seconds.
Great place to go with a group, I enjoy the craic in the smoking area although I don’t smoke, not as loud outside. Good luck trying to find a seat.
Ends at 2:30am which is quite early. Usually off to another place then.
€ 2 jäger shots. Can’t go wrong.
Loses a star because of the music. Hook up my iPod to the PA and you’re onto a winner.

I was drawn to this place after hearing about their rock saturday nights, a.k.a. Club Hell. Pints for 3.5 € and other drink promos also didn’t sound too bad, I must admit (:
Maybe my expectations were just a bit too high, but the crowd there didn’t impress me, I was expecting more people there for the type of music but instead most of them seemed like groups just enjoying the cheap drinks and chatting.
The music wasn’t great either, when I got there it started great with Faith No More but it varied a lot. Anyway you almost couldn’t hear it with all the noise.
It wasn’t all bad. The décor gives a nice twist to the place — the interiors resemble a church — and the smoking area is pretty big with lots of tables where you can place your glass.

Beim Besuch des O’Reilly’s am Donnerstagabend, den 11. Oktober 2012 bleiben mehrere Sachen in positiver Erinnerung: obwohl das Pub ab 20.30 Uhr gut besucht war und sich mit fortschreitender Uhrzeit immer mehr füllte war die Atmosphäre während des Abends durchwegs angenehm.
Vermutlich fast unschlagbar für irische Pubverhältnisse ist der Pint Preis für das Heineken: während in der beliebten und geschätzten Temple Bar das Pint fast 6,00 EUR kostet, bezahlt man im O’Reilly’s 3,30 EUR. Mindestens für Touristen ist die Sub Lounge direkt an der Dartbahn-​Station Tara ein lohnenswerter und zugleich preiswerter Geheimtipp.