Molloy’s is located at 59 Talbot Street, Dublin 1. The pub is a short walk from Connolly Station and Busáras and within walking distance of many Dublin city centre attractions.

Molloy’s is one of Dublin’s traditional early houses.

Monday–Thursday: 7:00am–11:30pm
Friday–Saturday: 7:00am–12:30am
Sunday and Bank Holidays: 12:00pm–11:00pm

Yes. Molloy’s is particularly convenient for visitors using:

Connolly Station – trains and DART
Busáras – national and regional buses
Luas Red Line (Busáras) – city and Docklands connections
Dublin Bus – numerous routes through the city centre

Yes. Busáras Central Bus Station is close to Molloy’s on Talbot Street.

Yes. Molloy’s is only a short walk from Dublin Connolly Station, making it a convenient pub to visit before or after travelling by train or DART.

Yes. Molloy’s is approximately 1.6 kilometres from Croke Park. The pub is a popular stopping point before and after GAA matches, concerts and other events at Croke Park. On major match and concert days the pub can become extremely busy, so visitors should allow extra time.

Yes. Molloy’s is near Connolly Station and the Red Luas Line, which provides convenient access towards the Docklands and the 3Arena.

Yes. Molloy’s is a convenient place for pre-match or pre-concert drinks before heading to the Aviva Stadium.

The pub is just a short walk from Connolly Station, where visitors can take the DART directly to Lansdowne Road Station beside the Aviva Stadium. For major Aviva Stadium events, we recommend allowing extra time as both the pub and public transport can be busy.

A pint of Guinness at Molloy’s is €6. Prices can change, so visitors should check our current drinks menu or ask at the bar for the latest pricing.

Yes. You do not have to drink alcohol to visit us. Non-alcoholic beers, minerals and soft drinks are available.

No. Molloy’s is primarily a traditional drinks-led Dublin pub and does not operate a full food service.

Irish licensing laws and house rules apply to anyone under 18. For specific circumstances, particularly during busy evening periods or events, visitors should contact the pub before travelling. Under 23s must vacate the premises before 20:00.

Yes. Molloy’s holds an early house licence and opens from 7:00am Monday to Saturday. Early houses are part of Dublin pub history and traditionally served people working unusual hours, including market, dock, railway and night-shift workers. Today, you will find a mixture of Dublin regulars, travellers, night-shift workers and visitors curious to experience one of Dublin’s remaining early pubs.

Molloy’s welcomes visitors from Ireland and around the world, but it is also very much a local Dublin pub. You will regularly find Dublin residents, commuters, railway workers, sports supporters and long-time regulars drinking alongside tourists visiting the city. If you are looking for somewhere that feels like a working Dublin pub rather than a purpose-built tourist attraction, Molloy’s is worth adding to your itinerary.

Yes, when the bar is quiet enough. Visitors can take part in the Molloy’s Pint Master experience, where you can learn how to pour your own pint.

There is no additional experience fee — you simply pay for your pint. Participants must be 18 or older, and the experience is subject to availability and the discretion of the bartenders on duty.

Molloy’s regularly hosts live music, including traditional Irish music sessions. Music schedules can vary, particularly around major sporting events and holidays.

Yes. Because of its location between Dublin city centre, Connolly Station and Croke Park, Molloy’s is a popular pre-match and post-match pub. Supporters from counties across Ireland are welcome.

Yes. Groups are welcome, although availability depends on how busy the pub is. For major matches, concerts, St Patrick’s Day and busy weekends, visitors should expect standing room and a lively atmosphere rather than guaranteed seating.

Generally, Molloy’s operates as a traditional walk-in Dublin pub rather than a table-booking venue. For major sporting events and concerts, arriving earlier is recommended.

An early house is a pub permitted to open earlier than standard licensing hours. Historically, Dublin early houses served people finishing night shifts or beginning work early in the morning, including workers connected with markets, docks and transport. Molloy’s continues this Dublin tradition by opening from 7:00am Monday to Saturday.

Yes, but all groups are expected to respect the pub, staff and other customers. Molloy’s is a traditional working Dublin pub with local regulars as well as visitors, so we ask stag groups to enjoy themselves while being considerate of everyone else in the bar. Entry and service remain at the discretion of management.

Yes. Molloy’s Apartments are located above the pub at 59 Talbot Street in Dublin city centre. The apartments provide a convenient accommodation option for visitors who want to stay close to Connolly Station, Busáras, the Luas and Dublin city centre. They can be especially convenient for groups, concert visitors, sports supporters and people travelling around Ireland by train or bus.