The Dubliner at dusk — the Celtic sign lit gold beneath a pink sunset, string lights and Guinness gates over the beer garden

Céad mílefáilte

The pint's settling and there's a session on tonight — a proper Irish welcome on the Mornington Peninsula.

Mornington · Peninsula

A hundred thousand welcomes — the way an Irish pub should feel.

No theme-park shamrocks, no plastic paddy. Just honest food, a pint poured with patience, trad music most nights of the week, and a room that fills up with the sort of evening you don't want to leave. That's The Dubliner.

A pint of stout settling in the glass under warm, low light
A pint poured with patience

What's on

The week at The Dubliner

There's trad playing most nights of the week. Come for one, stay for three.

  1. Wednesday7:30pm

    Trivia Night

    Gather a team, settle in. Sharp questions, sharper banter — bookings essential.

  2. Thursday7:30pm

    Open Irish Trad Session

    Musicians pull up a chair and play. No stage, no setlist — just tunes, the way it should be.

  3. Friday7:30pm

    Live Musician

    A player in the corner and a full room. Come for one, stay for three.

  4. Saturday7:30pm

    Live Musician

    The big one. Live music, a proper pint, and the craic well and truly going.

  5. Sunday4:00pm

    Live Musician

    A gentler session to see out the weekend. Sunday roast optional, staying on encouraged.

Beef & Guinness pies fresh from the oven, golden puff pastry topped with herbs

The one to order

Beef & Guinness Pie

Australian Angus beef, slow-braised for seven hours with Guinness and red wine under proper puff pastry. Served with mash, peas and gravy, or chips and salad. Our chefs spent years getting this one right — you'll understand.

See the full menu

Inside

Warm timber, live tunes, a good pint.

Musicians playing a live trad session — double bass and harp — in a wood-panelled corner
Live trad, Thursday to Sunday
The Dubliner's timber-lined interior with a Ha'penny Bridge mural, framed photos and the bar
Our corner of Dublin, in Mornington
A pint of Guinness with a settled cream head on the bar
Poured with patience

We'll leave the light on.

Book a table, or just wander in — you're always welcome.

The busy nights fill up fast, mind — best book ahead so you're not left standing.