McDaids Irish writers pub, Dublin Harry Street

View of McDaids pub in Harry Street, located off Grafton Street near Dublin City center. The building dates from 1779 & once served as the city morgue. Later it was converted for use as a chapel for the Moravian Brethren. The Gothic styles are reflected in the arched windows & pub interior. A meeting place & traditional watering-hole for Ireland's literary figures, famous Irish writers including Brendan Behan, Liam O'Flaherty & Patrick Kavenagh  were regulars here, It's also the setting for the James Joyce story - Grace.

Dublin writers pub, McDaids in Harry Street, Dublin
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