SUN: Iconic Pub Night at The Old Stand

Join us for a pint at this iconic Dublin pub! 

The Old Stand on Exchequer Street is one of Dublin’s historic pubs, having occupied the site for over 300 years in an area of great importance during Viking and medieval times. In the 1760s, it attracted crowds through the wit and humour of John Travere, a popular cobbler and entertainer. Originally known as Chequer Lane, Exchequer Street received its current name in 1776. The Old Stand operated as both a pub and grocery store from 1817, changing ownership several times before John Cox took over in 1885 and focused the business entirely on selling drink, recognising that it was more profitable than groceries. Guests are welcomed and encouraged.   The more the merrier, we'd love to see you there.  Cheers!