How do you hold your wine glass? We’ve seen them being held in every way possible, by the rim, by the body, by the stem and drank from the bottle- to settle a discussion we set about researching the correct way to hold a wine glass according to expert sommeliers * We have found…
Category: The Church

Partnership of the Month: Pat Liddy Walking Tours
Looking to get the most out of your time in Dublin? There is no better way to see the city up close than on your own two feet with an expert local guide. Pat Liddy’s walking tours offer a relaxed approach to touring but the passion our guides feel for the city is palpable right…

The Church | What Lies Beneath | The Burial Crypts at St. Mary’s
The Burial Crypts at St. Mary’s Church Feeling brave? Venture to the basement of The Church Bar & visit the site of the original burial crypts of St. Marys, that used to house the remains of 32 skeletons. During the deconsecration of The Church, 6 separate crypts needed to be excavated, huge Stone slabs surrounding…
Partnership of The Month: Viking Splash Tours
What better way to experience all that Dublin has to offer than to take to the streets and canals via Viking Splash Tours. Top of your experience and finish your evening at one of Dublin’s most historic restaurants, the Church Bar and Restaurant. In just a 75 minute tour, not only will you feel more…
Christmas At The Church
Impress your guests this Christmas… Christmas time is magical here at the Church, we take great pride in decorating our beautiful nave, which adds to to the festive feel, while shoppers trail in all day, and merry Christmas Party goers remain with us all night, it’s our favorite time of the year! Due to popular…
Did you know? | Arthur Guinness & Olivia Whitmore
Did you know? Arthur Guinness & Olivia Whitmore Arthur Guinness was Born on the 28th of September 1725 to Richard and Elizabeth Guinness. His Father Richard worked as an agent for the cleric Dr. Arthur Price, A Church of Ireland Archbishop. Dr. Price died in 1752 bequeathing £100 each to Richard and the then 27-year-old Arthur…