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Est. 1850 Camden & Portobello Classic 19th-Century Dublin Heritage Local

Thomas Moore Inn

12 Aungier St, Dublin 2, D02 X682

Guinness Score™
9.3 / 10
Exceptional Pint

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

Mon – Thu 10:30 AM – 11:30 PM
Fri – Sat 10:30 AM – 12:30 AM
Sunday 12:30 PM – 11:00 PM

*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

Sunday Trad SessionsHistoric CornerCreamy Stout

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.

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