Dick Mack's in An daingean

Got smashed in the outdoor patio (Guys cock was massive)

Dick Mack's was rather busy when we stopped in. The rooms were strangely arranged and seemed incongruous as the seating around the closed second bar was ok and the rooms were otherwise occupied. The brewery out back was not open, but the craft beer was otherwise good.

Great spot for a few drinks. Amazing decor and friendly staff. Live music also brilliant. Lots of seating inside and outside. Accommodates large groups with plenty of space. Would 100% recommend and will definitely be back soon for a visit.

A unique pub. Take in their shelves of great whiskey… or are those great walls of fire? 😄 Ask the barman to show you the historic wall outside behind the pub. It my originate from the 1500s, the result of what happened after the Desmond Rebellion. In 1569, the residents of Dingle requested a "murage grant" to build walls around the town, but were unsuccessful. After the Spanish and French tried to aid the natives against the Crown, the peninsula was raided and ravaged by British forces, and Dingle was burned for a third time during this period by the Earl of Ormond. After the rebellion was crushed, Queen Elizabeth granted a royal charter to make Dingle a walled town. This allowed the town to be incorporated as a borough, the first of its kind in Kerry. The town's street layout and some traces of the walls remain, preserving the pattern of burgage plots. The old wall behind the pub may be a part of this.

One of only a few pubs with that nostalgic feeling

One of the best pubs in Dingle. Great beer that is brewed out the back. The Session IPA is something else. A selection of whiskies that would be hard to find anywhere else in the country.

Great pint in a great pub just holding itself above a tourist theme pub, which is not its fault tourists like me take away from it a little. Excuse the contradiction but a must visit

You definitely have to visit it

Very small and very cozy. A bit too narrow and private for ME as the Northern Lights, but that's a matter of taste. The lemonade was delicious and watching the cobbler at work was not uninteresting. Definitely worth a little visit. Especially for whiskey lovers 😉

One of the best in Dingle the whistle bar was very popular with American visitors