Next to the statue of Phil Lynnot, this bar is unofficially split into three sections. Upstairs is a normal Dublin pub and downstairs is divided by music - rock to the left, indie-rock to the right. In a nice location just off Grafton Street, the pub inevitably attracts a varying clientelle from city workers to ageing bikers, regular dubs, indie kids and tourists. It's a busy place, but keep an eye out for the snug little corner upstairs in the right, secluded from the (occasionally) maddening crowd. On those rare occasions when the weather’s nice, the outdoor seats are perfect for al fresco pints. A friendly, warm bar with great music too.