Dick Mack's Dingle

... sights, great pubs, but little else. We spent our first night here at a local pub (that used to be a pub/cobbleshop) called Dick Mack's. It seemed very authentic, and we listened to live jam sessions on guitar and accordion. We made our way to another ...

... , "Yeah, knotted and ragged."  He says, "Oh, it's lovely hair.  You are like Shakespeare's sister.  I am going to Dick Mack's pub [the one I went to the night before], down the street and to the right.  Come and let me get you a ...

... .  They weren't quite open yet (it was 4:50) but directed us to an awesome local pub that's been around since 1899.  Dick Mack's has so much character, as does the third generation owner, Oliver Mack.  He was holding court in the pub and ...

... ;I guess I am going to the pub.” We went to a little place across from the convent where our classes are held called Dick Mack’s. When we walked into the cramped little place, a few people headed to the bar to help carry pints back to the ...

... miles uphill with only water and scones, I think it's understandable. After lunch, we had a couple of ciders on the patio at Dick Mack's, a well-known and very old pub that doubles as a shoe repair shop. Lots of history here, with two old pianos, an ...