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This heritage pub is a highlighted stop on: Live Trad Music & Fiddle Trail
Thomas Moore Inn
12 Aungier St, Dublin 2, D02 X682
Stout Score Breakdown
- Pour Technique 119.5s Two-Stage
- Cellar Temp 5.8°C (Optimal)
- Head Retention Velvety Domed Cap
- Line Hygiene High Rotation Fresh
- Recommended Order: Pint of Guinness
Verified Opening Hours
*Hours conform to standard Dublin licensing laws. Subject to bank holiday adjustments.
Heritage Lore & Pub Highlights
Historic Aungier Street pub named after Ireland's national bard Thomas Moore, hosting spirited Sunday acoustic sessions and pouring excellent stout.
Pub Features & Atmosphere
Visiting Thomas Moore Inn on a Dublin Pub Crawl
Whether you are stepping into Thomas Moore Inn for an afternoon quiet pint in a snug or making it a core stop along your evening walking route, remember that counter seating operates on a traditional first-come, first-served basis. Order at the bar, allow the bartender the full two-stage pour to let the stout settle, and enjoy the conversation.
Thomas Moore Inn — Camden & Portobello Heritage & Walking Guide
Dating back to 1850 (176 years of heritage), Thomas Moore Inn exemplifies the golden age of Dublin's Victorian public houses in Camden & Portobello, when master cabinetmakers fitted ornate mahogany counters, partitioned snugs, and bevelled mirrors.
Located at 12 Aungier St, Dublin 2, D02 X682 (exact GPS coordinates 53.34059, -6.26542), Thomas Moore Inn is known for its Classic 19th-Century Dublin Heritage Local atmosphere and signature features including Sunday Trad Sessions, Historic Corner, Creamy Stout. Patrons visiting for a pint of plain or the house specialty (Pint of Guinness) rate the cellar quality at 9.3/10 on the Guinness Stout Score™ index.
When building a self-guided walking route through Camden & Portobello, the three closest neighbouring stops are The Swan Bar (107m away, ⭐ 9.7), Caribou (138m away, ⭐ 9.3), and The Long Hall (143m away, ⭐ 9.9).
Walking Distance from Thomas Moore Inn to Dublin Landmarks
- Trinity College Front Gate601 m (~8 min walk)
- St. Stephen's Green (Fusiliers' Arch)304 m (~4 min walk)
- Ha'penny Bridge (River Liffey)654 m (~8 min walk)
- Guinness Storehouse (St. James's Gate)1420 m (~18 min walk)
- Connolly / Pearse DART Hub1170 m (~15 min walk)
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Frequently Asked Questions · Thomas Moore Inn
Verified InfoWhat is the Guinness Stout Score™ rating at Thomas Moore Inn? ▾
Thomas Moore Inn holds a verified Guinness Stout Score™ of 9.3/10 based on 307 independent pint evaluations across cellar temperature (6–8°C), line hygiene, 119.5-second two-part surge, glassware cleanliness, and dome creaminess.
Where is Thomas Moore Inn located in Dublin? ▾
Thomas Moore Inn is located at 12 Aungier St, Dublin 2, D02 X682, Dublin (GPS: 53.340586, -6.265425). You can use our interactive walking map or click 'Directions' on this page for step-by-step walking navigation.
What are the opening hours for Thomas Moore Inn? ▾
Thomas Moore Inn is open Monday–Thursday from 10:30 to 23:30, Friday–Saturday from 10:30 to 00:30, and Sunday from 12:30 to 23:00 (hours may vary on Irish bank holidays).
What makes Thomas Moore Inn famous on a Dublin pub crawl? ▾
Historic Aungier Street pub named after Ireland's national bard Thomas Moore, hosting spirited Sunday acoustic sessions and pouring excellent stout. It is one of the 118 curated historic heritage taverns featured in the Dublin Pub Crawl Directory.
More Dublin Pubs in the Dublin Pub Crawl Directory
The Swan Bar • Caribou • The Long Hall • Peter's Pub • The Fourth Corner • Irish Whiskey Museum Bar