CRAIC, SPÓIRT, CEOL AGUS TRAIDISIÚN
Craic, Sport, Music and Tradition
About
History
The pub derived its current name in the aftermath of the 1798 rebellion when after a 60 second trial by Alderman of Dublin City and judge to the prerogative court sentenced John Claudius Beresford, one of Dublin’s most notorious character’s, and 5 other men to be hanged at the spot outside the tavern where they were arrested. The tree that they were hanged from became known as the Big Tree and over the years the tavern became known as the Big Tree Tavern.
The Tavern has been on the site since 1543 originating as an Inn. Back in the medieval days it was famously known as the “Rose Tavern”.
Bar
Welcome to the Big Tree, established in 1543, we are one of the oldest pubs in the city of Dublin. Located on Dorset Street, the Big Tree is close to Dublin City’s main O’Connell Street, as well as Croke Park Stadium.
Bites
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Steeped in tradition
Whether you need a well earned break or are getting ready for match day, Call to the big tree for some drinks, food & atmosphere
