Dick Macks Pub Dingle
Dick Mack's is an iconic and historic pub in Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland, known for its unique combination of a traditional pub and a leather goods workshop. Operating since 1899, it is a cherished institution that attracts both locals and tourists.
Unique features
A pub and a leather shop: Originally founded by Tom MacDonnell, a shoemaker, the establishment features a functioning leather workshop on one side and a traditional bar on the other. Visitors can still watch leather goods being crafted today.
Whiskey selection: The pub is famous for its extensive collection of whiskeys, boasting over 250 varieties, and has been named Irish Whiskey Bar of the Year multiple times.
Craft brewery: In 2017, Dick Mack's added an on-site brewhouse, where they create their own craft beers, such as the exclusive Dick Mack's IPA.
Celebrity "Walk of Fame": The pavement outside features a "Walk of Fame" with plaques honoring notable visitors, including Robert Mitchum and Dolly Parton.
Historic charm: The interior has retained its traditional design with wooden elements, family photos, and vintage memorabilia, transporting visitors back in time. It features historic snugs, small private compartments where customers could drink away from public view.
A Dingle institution
Located on Green Street, the pub has been run by four generations of the MacDonnell family and is considered a social heart of the town. Dick Mack's is a true embodiment of authentic Irish culture and hospitality, offering a memorable experience with its rich history, live traditional music, and friendly atmosphere.
