This morning.
Grogan’s, South William Street, Dublin 2.
Cartoonist, poet and painter Tom Mathews tucks into a book and a pint of plain.
Thanks Sauvignon Blanc
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The passing occurred this morning of Grogans Tommy Smith. A man who devoted his life to the pub, Tommy passed peacefully surrounded by his loved ones. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. pic.twitter.com/6Oo0W16iMA
— Grogans Castle Lounge (@GrogansPub) February 9, 2020
This morning.
The death of Tommy Smith of Grogan’s, South William Street, Dublin 2 has been announced.
In 1972, Tommy purchased Grogan’s and with co-proprietor Paddy Kennedy transformed it into a literary hub, maintaining the tradition of the true Irish pub – no music, no TV, with conversation as the central focus.
RIP
Hic.
Andy Sheridan writes:
Class! Lego-Grogan’s.[South William Street/Castle Market, Dublin 2]
Maith thú Dublin Bricks!!!
In fairness.
Sunday night.
Grogan’s, South William Street, Dublin 2.
Thanks Graeme Kelly
This evening.
South William Street, Dublin 2
Liam writes:
Drinklink inside Grogan‘s…I might never leave!
This afternoon.
Sam writes:
Dramatic evacuations during a power cut in Grafton Street, Wicklow street and Clarendon Streets during the busiest time in the day…
Drama.
There’s only one thing for it.
Power’s please.
Hic.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
On Castlemarket Street in Dublin yesterday evening.
Kevin Dundon writes:
“A Dublin fan takes a tuba from a street performer and entertains the crowd outside Grogans. Funny guy.”
Sunday World, October 8. 1978
Via Brand New Retro
South William Street, Dublin, right NOW.
Anyone?
Thanks Niall Neligan
Expertly hung.
James M Chimney writes:
A friend of mine Dara Gannon photographed the patrons of Grogan’s [South William Street, Dublin] wearing Aran hats. He has seen the earlier post on Arans and wondered if you’d like to include it.
Can you name them all?
Isn’t it time you finished writing that novel?