The Bridge 1859
13 Ballsbridge Terrace, Dublin 4, D04 C7K6
The Bridge 1859, located in the heart of Ballsbridge is a multi-award winning bar and big sister to the city centre venue, Lemon & Duke and The Blackrock. Just a stone’s throw from the RDS and Aviva Stadium, The Bridge 1859 is the cosy pub you’ve been looking for all day.
Best known for its star-studded cast of directors, Noel Anderson, Jamie Heaslip, Rob Kearney, Dave Kearney and Sean O’Brien, The Bridge 1859 is the place to be for all things rugby.
Venue Amenities
Food
Sound On
Beer Garden
Full Sports Package
Bookings
WiFi
Large Screen
On Street Parking
Map
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