#bringyourdog

We're thrilled to announce that the Dublin luas tram are allowing pets on their public transport system! 🚋🐶

Now you can bring your furry friends along for the ride, whether you're heading to the vet, going for a walk in the park, or simply exploring the city. We understand that your pets are part of your family, and we want to make your journeys more convenient and enjoyable.

Here are a few guidelines to ensure a smooth and comfortable experience for everyone:

1️⃣ Pets must be kept on a leash or in a carrier at all times.

2️⃣ Please ensure your pet is well-behaved and doesn't disturb other passengers.

3️⃣ Clean up after your pet.

4️⃣ Be mindful of other passengers who may have allergies or fears of animals. Keep a safe distance if necessary.

Let's make public transport a pet-friendly experience for all. 🐾🚋❤️

Here’s a list of some of our recommendations:

1. Ground state coffee - Located in the heart of Dublin, Pupp is a dog-friendly cafe that offers a range of tasty treats for both humans and dogs. They have a dedicated dog menu and even host regular doggy events.

2. Cloud cafe - This charming cafe welcomes dogs, making it a perfect spot for all pet owners. They serve delicious coffee, pastries, and light bites, ensuring a delightful experience for both you and your furry companion.

3. The Happy Pear - With multiple locations across Dublin, The Happy Pear is a popular choice among pet owners. They have outdoor seating areas where you can enjoy their healthy and delicious vegetarian food while your pet relaxes by your side.

4. The Fumbally - Known for its relaxed atmosphere and delicious food, The Fumbally is also pet-friendly. They have outdoor seating where you can enjoy their organic and locally sourced dishes while your pet enjoys the fresh air.

5. The Bald Barista - This cozy cafe not only serves excellent coffee but also welcomes pets. They have outdoor seating where you can enjoy your drink while your furry friend gets some fresh air and attention from passersby.

Dog Park - Marlay Park

Address: Marlay Park House, Grange Rd, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16

Open from 9 am-5 pm, The Marlay Dog Park is double gated for pup security and has separate areas for big dogs and small dogs so your dogs can feel comfortable running around off-leash. There are waste bins but no water fountains so make sure to bring some.

Tymon Park

Address: Tallaght, Dublin

Open from 10 am - 8 pm, Tymon Dog Park is another great park with an off-leash area to burn off extra energy with your dog or you could also go on a more relaxing walk around the rest of Tymon Park, with lakes, fields, and woodlands located here.

Corkagh Park Dog Park, Clondalkin

Address: Naas Rd, Newlands Cross, Dublin 22

Exploring the best Pet-friendly pubs for You and your furry friends!

Our top recommendations:

The barbers pub

Brewdog

The bath

The four provinces

Thomas Rody Mather's