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Discover John Kavanagh The Gravediggers, a 1833 Glasnevin pub with a weathered wooden bar. Pull up a seat for a pint of Guinness and a plate of home-cooked coddle among locals.
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John Kavanagh The Gravediggers is an old-school pub in Glasnevin that dates from 1833 and keeps its weathered wooden bar and unfussy character. It sits a little outside the city centre, which suits visitors looking for a local feel rather than a tourist crowd.
There is a bar section and a separate restaurant section, with reviewers praising the home-cooked food, including coddle and mussels and prawns, alongside a carefully poured Guinness. On sunny days the crowd often spills out onto the street.
John Kavanagh The Gravediggers is an old-school pub in Glasnevin that dates from 1833 and keeps its weathered wooden bar and unfussy character. It sits a little outside the city centre, which suits visitors looking for a local feel rather than a tourist crowd.
There is a bar section and a separate restaurant section, with reviewers praising the home-cooked food, including coddle and mussels and prawns, alongside a carefully poured Guinness. On sunny days the crowd often spills out onto the street.
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1h30
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lunchtime, afternoon, early evening or evening
Intensity
Easy pace
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Great experience, thoroughly enjoyed our time. The food was great specially the Coddle and the mussels and prawns. I don't know why Irish people diss coddle so much that was the best Irish dish I've tried. I'll definitely be back for more. Guinness was amazing as well.
Aymara Bultron
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