A development site with planning permission for a mixed use scheme at the famous Dockers pub at 4-6 Sir John Rogerson's Quay is for sale through CB Richard Ellis Gunne with a guide of €3 million.

In James Joyce’s “Ulysses,” Leopold Bloom remarks that it would be a good puzzle to cross Dublin without passing a pub. Colm Quilligan, founder of the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl, doesn’t ...

‘Solidarity: The Dockers of Dublin Port’ is open to the public and is free of charge. It is located at The Substation, Alexandra Road, Dublin Port. The exhibition runs from Thursdays to ...

Dublin, 7 May 1915 - A strike involving 170 dockers took place on the south quays in Dublin yesterday. The strike was called when it was announced that wages were to be cut from 8d per ton to 7½d ...

The owners of a 120-year-old pub that has been frozen in time for 20 years hope it will be reopened as some kind of entertainment venue. The Wolsington House in North Shields used to serve an army ...

Dublin dock workers jobs are under pressure from container shipping. Dublin the country's largest port, handled five and a half million tonnes of cargo and about six thousand ships in 1969. This film ...

One morning in 1979, Dublin dockers abandoned unloading a cargo of timber from a ship that had arrived from Africa after discovering huge numbers of rats on board.

Historic Dockers Restaurant & Pub, a dockside seafood tavern in Dania Beach with a beloved $5 burger special, will temporarily shut down again on Jan. 9 – this time, possibly for good.

U2 Travelguide » Dublin » Dockers Pub (closed) Info. U2’s old local pub. Due to building works in the docks the Dockers Pub has unfortunately been closed since September 2004. Meanwhile the front ...

Early-house pub and apartments in Dublin 7 for sale for €1.7m. ... The Chancery Inn has been trading as an early house for many years – originally to accommodate dockers along the quays ...

Dublin, 7 May 1915 - A strike involving 170 dockers took place on the south quays in Dublin yesterday. The strike was called when it was announced that wages were to be cut from 8d per ton to 7½d ...