Kehoe’s Pub, Victorian pub in South Anne Street, Dublin, Ireland
Description
Kehoe's is a pub on South Anne Street that retains many original features from its Victorian-era construction. Mahogany doors with stained glass, traditional snugs with wooden partitions, and period details create the interior character.
History
The building received its first license in 1803, though the current structure was completed in the late 1800s. The Victorian architecture and original interior layout have been preserved through the decades.
Culture
The pub draws journalists, office workers, and locals who stop by after work to meet friends and chat about the day. It serves as a natural gathering place where people from the neighborhood feel at home.
Practical
The pub is located near Grafton Street and is easy to find and reach. The upstairs area accommodates around 50 to 60 people and works well for smaller gatherings or quieter moments.
Did you know?
The interior is divided into several separate rooms that reflect the Victorian compartmentalization of the original building. These distinct areas allow visitors to discover different corners of the pub, each with its own character.
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