Temple Bar

Dublin's cultural quarter, cobblestoned streets, traditional pubs, the Temple Bar Galleries, and Ireland's most-visited entertainment district.

Updated May 19, 20265 min read

About Temple Bar

Temple Bar is Dublin's designated cultural quarter, a cobblestoned riverside district that has been the city's tourism and nightlife heart since the 1990s. Anchored by traditional Irish pubs (the famous Temple Bar pub), the Project Arts Centre, the Irish Film Institute, and the bustling Meeting House Square, the district is one of Dublin's most-visited and most-active urban quarters. Residential prices run EUR 6,500-10,500 per square metre with gross yields of 4.5-6.0%, strong for central Dublin thanks to robust short-let demand. The market is dominated by apartment conversions in restored Georgian and Victorian buildings. Lifestyle is intensely tourist-focused and pub-driven: traditional Irish music sessions, dense pub network, weekend food markets, and significant short-let opportunity.

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Temple Bar in Dublin, Province of Leinster, Ireland

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