The Neighbourhood
Sandycove is an attractive suburb in South County Dublin. The popular seaside village on Dublin Bay has a small beach, a picturesque seaside walk and is well known for the Forty Foot Bathing place.
About Fitzgerald's
A Dublin pub by the sea, standing on Sandycove Road for generations.
Landmarks & Eating Nearby
Fitzgerald's sits right in the middle of it all.
Landmarks and sea
- The Forty Foot - Dublin's most famous open-water swimming spot, 5 min walk
- James Joyce Martello Tower & Museum - 5 min walk
- Sandycove Beach - a sheltered spot for a swim
- Dun Laoghaire Harbour - pier walks, sailing clubs, 10 min walk
- National Maritime Museum - 10 min walk
Eating nearby
A whole host of dining options within 5 minutes walk, from casual cafes to sit-down restaurants.
Questions, Answered
The things people ask before they walk through the door.
Is there food at Fitzgerald's?
No kitchen of our own. But you can order excellent smashburgers and fries at the bar from our friends at Sandycove Yard, just down the road, and they'll deliver to your table. A hearty feed with your pint, no fuss.
Are you near the Forty Foot?
Five minutes on foot. Walk back up to Sandycove Road, turn right, and you'll find us on the next corner. The warm-up pint after a swim is a Sandycove tradition - see live swimming conditions before you go in.
Are dogs welcome?
Bring the dog. We've always had a bowl of water ready, and well-behaved dogs are welcome inside the pub.
Do you take bookings?
No bookings for drinks - just turn up and find a spot. For group enquiries or events, drop us a line through the contact page and we'll sort it out.
Come in for a Pint
No bookings, no fuss. Pull up a stool, settle in, and let the Guinness do the talking. See what's on the bar, or get in touch if you've a question.