Drink

Hartigan's

Popular student bar, good choice after international rugby matches.

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National Concert Hall
This offers classical concerts. Frequent performances by the resident orchestra, the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra. The main auditorium seats 1200 and there are three smaller spaces. It was built in 1865 for a trade fair then became an entertainment venue then the core of University College Dublin. It became a concert hall from 1981 when UCD moved to the Belfield campus.
Eat
Bang Restaurant
A great cosmopolitan menu. Not cheap, but food and presentation is excellent.
Mon–Tue 5–9:30PM, Wed-Fri noon–3PM and 5–9:30PM, Sat 1–4PM and 4–10:30PM
Drink
O'Donoghue's
With two bars across a courtyard, it's famous for impromptu live music, and where folk group The Dubliners were formed. They have rooms.
Mon-Thu 10:30AM-midnight, Fri Sat 10:30-1AM, Sun 12:30AM-midnight
See
Little Museum of Dublin
Their main building on St Stephen's Green is closed for renovation, so this is a temporary home. It displays the 20th-century social, cultural and political history of Dublin city, with many artefacts donated by Dubliners. Visit by guided tour every hour.
Daily 9AM-5PMAdult €15, conc or child €13