Yes, there is a Gravediggers Bar in Dublin Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin is a huge tourist attraction. And right across from the front entrance, is another attraction, called the Gravediggers Bar.

These Dublin pubs serve up the best grub, pints and good cheer. Ad Feedback. Destinations ... You have to take a bus and walk up an all-but-invisible alleyway to reach Gravediggers, ...

Since this Dublin pub opened in 1833, no singing or dancing has been allowed, and there’s never been a telephone or a TV. Where gravediggers drank their pints - BBC Travel Homepage ...

Since this Dublin pub opened in 1833, no singing or dancing has been allowed, and there’s never been a telephone or a TV. As the photographer snapped the shutter, the man drinking a pint of ...

John Kavanagh’s pub claims to be the oldest family-run pub in Dublin. Established in 1833, the pub is known to Dubliners as The Gravediggers.

In James Joyce’s “Ulysses,” Leopold Bloom remarks that it would be a good puzzle to cross Dublin without passing a pub. Colm Quilligan, founder of the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl, doesn’t ...

Gardai have recently enforced a ban on drinking outside iconic John Kavanaghs pub, aka, the Grave Diggers Credit: Facebook. The winners of the Dublin Best Pub of the Year at the Dublin Hospitality ...

Eight generations of Kavanaghs have tended Gravediggers’ weathered wooden bar since its 1833 opening. ... Dublin 9 Dublin. Opening hours: Mon-Thurs 10:30am-11:30pm; Fri-Sat 10:30am-12am; Sun 12: ...

Kavanaghs Pub aka 'The Gravediggers' in Glasnevin. Dublin publican Eugene Kavanagh has died. The Glasnevin native was the sixth generation in his family to run the renowned John Kavanagh pub ...

Since this Dublin pub opened in 1833, no singing or dancing has been allowed, and there’s never been a telephone or a TV.