



by Yellow Umbrella Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€84The Dublin Out-of-Tourist-Path North Side Pub Tour with Tastings and Live Music starts at 6:00 PM at the Spire, a tall monument in the middle of O’Connell Street. The group meets here for introductions to the local guide and fellow participants before heading to the first pub. The tour lasts three hours and forty-five minutes and covers four pubs on the north side of the River Liffey, with about three and a half hours of walking and visiting. The first stop is on Capel Street, a recently pedestrianised area popular for nightlife. Guests taste three different styles of locally brewed Irish craft beer while the guide explains the brewing process and flavor differences. The second stop is at a Victorian pub near the River Liffey, where participants enjoy a glass of Guinness and learn why it tastes creamier in Ireland than elsewhere. The third stop is at Slattery’s, a well-known Dublin pub, where guests have time to sit down and may optionally purchase traditional Irish food. This stop also includes a tasting of Single Malt Irish whiskey, accompanied by a talk on the recent revival of whiskey distilling in Ireland. To finish at this pub, participants taste a craft Irish gin and tonic from a micro-distillery in County Cork. The final stop is at a cosy pub featuring a traditional Irish music session. Guests can stay as long as they like to enjoy the live music and socialize. The tour includes a local professional guide, tastings of alcoholic beverages, live entertainment, and local taxes. Food and additional drinks are available for purchase but are not included in the tour price. Participants must be at least eighteen years old. Those arriving late can join the tour until 6:30 PM at The Black Sheep on Capel Street.
The Spire
The meeting point is beside the Spire, a tall needle-shaped monument in the middle of O'Connell Street. After introductions to the guide and other participants, the group departs for the first pub.
10 min
Capel Street Craft Beer Bar
Capel Street, recently made pedestrian-only, is a popular evening spot for locals and visitors. The first pub visited is a craft beer bar featuring locally produced Irish beer. Guests taste three different styles from an Irish microbrewery while the guide explains how the beers are brewed and what creates their distinct flavors.
60 min
Victorian Pub near the River
The second stop is an old Victorian pub close to the river where participants have a glass of Guinness. The guide discusses why Guinness in Ireland has a creamier texture and different taste than Guinness served elsewhere.
30 min
Slatterys Pub
Slatterys is a well-known Dublin pub where guests have 90 minutes to sit down and optionally purchase traditional Irish food. During this stop, participants taste a Single Malt Irish whiskey while the guide talks about the recent resurgence of whiskey distilling in Ireland. The stop finishes with a craft Irish gin and tonic from a micro-distillery in County Cork.
90 min
Traditional Irish Music Pub
The final stop is a small, comfortable pub hosting a traditional Irish music session. Guests can stay as long as they like to listen to live music and socialize with locals and fellow visitors.
30 min
Look for the Yellow Umbrella!
End point
The tour finishes at different locations on different nights depending on where the best music is on a day by day basis, Normally 10/15 minutes from the start point




by Yellow Umbrella Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€84The Dublin Out-of-Tourist-Path North Side Pub Tour with Tastings and Live Music starts at 6:00 PM at the Spire, a tall monument in the middle of O’Connell Street. The group meets here for introductions to the local guide and fellow participants before heading to the first pub. The tour lasts three hours and forty-five minutes and covers four pubs on the north side of the River Liffey, with about three and a half hours of walking and visiting. The first stop is on Capel Street, a recently pedestrianised area popular for nightlife. Guests taste three different styles of locally brewed Irish craft beer while the guide explains the brewing process and flavor differences. The second stop is at a Victorian pub near the River Liffey, where participants enjoy a glass of Guinness and learn why it tastes creamier in Ireland than elsewhere. The third stop is at Slattery’s, a well-known Dublin pub, where guests have time to sit down and may optionally purchase traditional Irish food. This stop also includes a tasting of Single Malt Irish whiskey, accompanied by a talk on the recent revival of whiskey distilling in Ireland. To finish at this pub, participants taste a craft Irish gin and tonic from a micro-distillery in County Cork. The final stop is at a cosy pub featuring a traditional Irish music session. Guests can stay as long as they like to enjoy the live music and socialize. The tour includes a local professional guide, tastings of alcoholic beverages, live entertainment, and local taxes. Food and additional drinks are available for purchase but are not included in the tour price. Participants must be at least eighteen years old. Those arriving late can join the tour until 6:30 PM at The Black Sheep on Capel Street.
The Spire
The meeting point is beside the Spire, a tall needle-shaped monument in the middle of O'Connell Street. After introductions to the guide and other participants, the group departs for the first pub.
10 min
Capel Street Craft Beer Bar
Capel Street, recently made pedestrian-only, is a popular evening spot for locals and visitors. The first pub visited is a craft beer bar featuring locally produced Irish beer. Guests taste three different styles from an Irish microbrewery while the guide explains how the beers are brewed and what creates their distinct flavors.
60 min
Victorian Pub near the River
The second stop is an old Victorian pub close to the river where participants have a glass of Guinness. The guide discusses why Guinness in Ireland has a creamier texture and different taste than Guinness served elsewhere.
30 min
Slatterys Pub
Slatterys is a well-known Dublin pub where guests have 90 minutes to sit down and optionally purchase traditional Irish food. During this stop, participants taste a Single Malt Irish whiskey while the guide talks about the recent resurgence of whiskey distilling in Ireland. The stop finishes with a craft Irish gin and tonic from a micro-distillery in County Cork.
90 min
Traditional Irish Music Pub
The final stop is a small, comfortable pub hosting a traditional Irish music session. Guests can stay as long as they like to listen to live music and socialize with locals and fellow visitors.
30 min
Look for the Yellow Umbrella!
End point
The tour finishes at different locations on different nights depending on where the best music is on a day by day basis, Normally 10/15 minutes from the start point