El Murphys Irish Bar & Grill

30/01/2026

Scorn not his simplicity ❤️

🎶 On This Day | 1984

Ireland lost Luke Kelly, the unmistakable voice of The Dubliners.

Born on Dublin’s Sheriff Street, Luke Kelly brought a rare intensity to Irish folk music. A master of the 5-string banjo and a singer of fierce conviction, he did not simply perform songs. He inhabited them. Whether singing Raglan Road or The Town I Loved So Well, his voice carried lived experience, political conscience, and deep compassion for ordinary people.

Luke died aged just 43 after a long illness, but the mark he left was permanent. He helped shape how Ireland hears itself. Proud, questioning, defiant, and humane.

Decades on, his voice still feels close. As if it never really left.



📸 Irish Roots

26/01/2026

Some staff shortages so we reshuffle this week

26/01/2026

Open 10am until 10pm today - closed Tuesday - back Wednesday 10am

25/01/2026

🥊 UFC LiVe now with Happy Hours 😃 🥊
❤️ Super Sunday Roasts from midday ❤️
⚽️ EPL LiVe with Happy Hours ⚽️ ☘️

23/01/2026

Staff want to join our 😃 full time team
Cashier-Thai female only 🇹🇭
Trainee waitress-female only 🇹🇭 🇲🇲
kitchen assistant-male or female 🇹🇭 🇲🇲
All training given~ paper work must be correct
Salery increases based on experience plus shared tips 😊 💵 
🎵 Thai or English + ability to learn and listen
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23/01/2026

Country Tipperary folk were still calling Dublin the big smoke in the 70s

c1932, After the Smoke, the City

O’Connell Street, just years after war and rebellion, is alive with energy once more.
Trams glide, traffic swells, and Nelson’s Pillar stands watch, still untouched by the history yet to come. Dublin, recently liberated, is well on the move.