Good tunes.
Big matches.
Some craic.

Lizzie’s is open. Call in for live music, live sport and a warm welcome in the heart of Waterloo Street.

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This week at Lizzie’s

There’s always
something on.

Live music is a big part of Lizzie’s. The weekly line-up is posted on Instagram—have a look, then call in for a proper night of it.

Live music

Regular live sets

Tunes at
Lizzie’s

Quality live music, a packed bar and the sort of singalong that makes a night of it.

See this week’s line-up

The live room

Known for the music

Good bands.
Great room.

Lizzie’s is known for quality live music. Get in early, find your spot and stay for the next one.

Follow the line-up

Live music

No fuss.
No filler.
Just tunes.

There’s nothing like a packed bar and a proper live set. Lizzie’s hosts regular music in a room made for singing along.

Follow for the latest line-up

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Live sport

For the games
you can’t miss.

The big fixtures, a good crowd and the right atmosphere from kick-off to the final whistle.

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Why Lizzie?

The woman
behind the name.

Lizzie O’Farrells takes its name from Elizabeth O’Farrell—a nurse, midwife, trade unionist and member of Cumann na mBan who played a vital role in the Easter Rising of 1916.

She carried Patrick Pearse’s message seeking an end to hostilities, stood beside him at the surrender and then brought the surrender order to the remaining garrisons across Dublin.

In the famous photograph, Elizabeth is largely hidden behind Pearse; only her shoes and the hem of her clothing remain in view. The shoe in Lizzie’s mark recalls that surviving glimpse—and a woman whose place in the story deserves to be seen.

The Waterloo Street building was formerly known as The Castle Bar. Lizzie’s is its next chapter.