EDITION

Be trendy
in Dublin
Network in two
trendy restaurants
next to Google
headquarters
This week in Dublin is about meeting people from
all over the world and network with them to make
your company look more appealing. Better to do it
while eating. If you consider yourself to be a trendy
entrepreneur, head to The Bath Bar on Bath Avenue.
A meeting point for a multicultural crowd as it
is located 500 meters away from the Google and
Facebook headquarters. Right accross the street is
Farmer Browns, another restaurant known for its
stylish clientele who come to enjoy its breakfasts,
lunches and dinners. Network at anytime of the day.
Where? The Bath Bar on 26 Bath Ave Sandymount,
Dublin 4 & Farmers Browns on 25A Bath Ave
Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Websites: http://www.thebathpub.ie
http://farmerbrownsburgers.ie
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Have A drink oN Fade Street,
the can’t-miss road
A few pints but a bite as well! On the rooftop of Fade St Social or
inside the original red-brick wall Market bar, enjoy while sipping
a cocktail (this is where the Twitter party will take place on Tuesday,
for the happy few invited). In between, “The Bar with no name” is a
gorgeous place with an excellent service. More chill than the two others.
Where? Fade Street, Dublin 2
Websites: http://www.fadestreetsocial.com
http://www.marketbar.ie/
http://www.yelp.ie/biz/the-bar-with-no-name-dublin-3
Hang out in trendy South William Street
Parallel to Fade Street, there’s the very lively South William Street. Head to Metro café (43 South William),
the Parisian look-a-like coffee and then have a look at what the Loft Market has to offer if you want to bring back
home a fancy vintage piece of clothing. If you’re more East London style, go have a coffee in an industrial setting
at Fumbally on Fumbally Lane, a bit south of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, by walking down New St S.
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