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Sydney has eclectic range of pubs and bars, and their Irish pubs are some of the best. Here are our picks for the best Irish pubs in Sydney!

Durty Nelly’s

For that perfect pint, head down to the boutique and traditional Irish pub, Durty Nelly’s. Quench your thirst with a pint of Guinness in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Established in 1854, and famed for its live Irish music each Sunday afternoon, pop down to relish the traditional Irish instruments as people from all over arrive with guitars, tin whistles and fiddles.
9-11 Glenmore Road, Paddington
durtynellyssydney.com.au

The Hero of Waterloo

In the mood for a good old knees up? Drop into The Hero of Waterloo on Sunday afternoon for an Irish jam session around dinnertime. Enjoy the infectious sounds of folk and bluegrass music in a bustling atmosphere. Alternatively, pop in for a quiet glass of their finest Australian wine or a pint of Guinness and relax by a log fire, soaking up the historical atmosphere.
81 Lower Fort Street, Millers Point
heroofwaterloo.com.au

P J Gallagher

Located in the Midst of Sydney’s CBD lies PJ Gallagher’s, a warm and inviting bar with a traditional Irish pub atmosphere. Order a hearty meal from their Bistro, open seven days a week, and unwind watching the current sports games on their plasma TV’s.
pjscriterion.com.au
260 Pitt Street

The Porterhouse

Just two minutes stroll from Oxford Street and roughly a ten minute walk from Central Sydney, The Porterhouse is a traditional Irish pub situated in Surry Hills. Serving wholesome pub food and a great selection of alcoholic beverages, this Irish pub makes visitors feel right at home.
porterhouse.com.au
233 Riley St, Surry Hill

P J O’briens

Providing a taste of Ireland in the centre of Sydney, P J O’Brien’s welcomes guests to a enjoy a creamy pint of Guinness by an open fire after a long day of sightseeing, studying or work. Allow traditional Irish must to drown out the bustle of everyday life, and whet your appetite with a selection of flavoursome Irish meals and traditional pub grub.
pjobriens.com.au
57 King Street