116 Rock Rd.,
Booterstown, Co. Dublin
(opposite Booterstown DART station)
The Old Punch Bowl has the warm atmosphere of an Irish pub, with regular live sessions of Traditional Irish Music, together with a great selection of dishes in its bar menu and restaurant.
The Old Punch Bowl Is A Landmark On Dublins Most Famous Costal Road Overlooking The Bay And Howth And Leading From The South City To Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey, Killiney And Beyond.
It was once the haunt of notorious highwaymen in the late 17th Century and was first licensed in 1792, when the landlord of the day served such noterieties as Fitzwilliams, Barons of Thorncastle and Viscounts of Merrion.
The same hospitality can be enjoyed today in traditional surroundings whether dining in the Latino's Restaurant, or soaking up the atmosphere in the Bar.
Location:
Situated beside the Booterstown DART Station, the Old Punch Bowl is the ideal place for rugby enthusiasts, but also for relaxing on warm and sunny evenings in the Courtyard Beer Garden.
The Interior Decor Of This Old Coach House (First Licensed In 1779) Pays Homage To The Architectural Style Of The 1800's.
Sports
The Old Punch Bowl is a great place to enjoy watching all the sporting events. With big screens and coverage of all the important sporting events including Rugby, soccer and horse racing.
The Heineken Cup
Leinster will be playing some great matches over the next few months as part of the Heineken Cup and The Old Punch Bowl will be showing the matches on the big screens. Enjoy a drink or a bite to eat before and after the match at The Old Punch Bowl Bar.
Late bar and cocktails
Friday at the Old Punch Bowl is cocktail night. With a wide range of cocktails on offer plus late opening on Fridays nights, a trip to the Old Punch Bowl
is sure to result in a great night out.
Beer Garden
On warm sunny days, you can enjoy the views over Dublin Bay and sit in the south facing beer garden with over head heating and also a covered area, if needed.
Live Music
Musicians, Storytellers, and the like are regularly featured and contribute greatly to the unique character of the old Punch Bowl.
There is Live Music every Tuesday and Wednesday night and everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the atmosphere, music and fun.
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The Old Punch Bowl Is A Landmark On Dublins Most Famous Costal Road Overlooking The Bay And Howth And Leading From The South City To Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire, Dalkey, Killiney And Beyond.
It was once the haunt of notorious highwaymen in the late 17th Century and was first licensed in 1792, when the landlord of the day served such noterieties as Fitzwilliams, Barons of Thorncastle and Viscounts of Merrion.
The same hospitality can be enjoyed today in traditional surroundings whether dining in the 
Beer Garden
Live Music
