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A long-established Irish pub in Al Garhoud with a large tree-shaded garden and duck pond, live music, sports screenings and classic pub food.
Good to know
The Irish Village has been a Garhoud institution since the mid-1990s, and its large garden, shaded by trees and set around a small lake with ducks, is the main draw. It sits beside the Dubai Tennis Stadium and close to GGICO Metro station on the Red Line, so it is easy to reach from the airport side of the city.
Inside, it has a traditional Irish pub interior, and the programme includes regular live music, big sporting events on screen and seasonal parties. The menu sticks to pub classics. It opens from 11am daily, staying open until 1am through the week and 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. The garden is at its best from November to March, when evenings are mild enough to sit out for hours.
Reviewed by Lifestylemetro · Details checked October 23, 2026
GGICO station on the Red Line is the nearest stop.
Yes, major sporting events are screened.
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