Traditional Pub Castleknock

The Wren's Nest

Address

Strawberry Beds, Castleknock, Dublin 15

Castleknock

Features

Food Served, Beer Garden

Warm traditional Irish pub interior with wooden bar and comfortable seating

Established in 1588, the Wren's Nest is one of the oldest pubs in the Dublin area. Set on the Strawberry Beds along the Liffey, it has hosted everyone from Mick Jagger to Julia Roberts. The beer garden overlooking the river is one of Dublin's best-kept secrets.

What this pub offers

Food Served Beer Garden

Getting there

Strawberry Beds, Castleknock, Dublin 15

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