Beckett Locke | Exploring

Beckett Locke | Exploring

Ireland's premier port. Dublin Docks has historically made the country we know today. And, continues to shape its future now as a tech and business hub.

DUBLIN'S DOCKS ARE BOOMING. RAPIDLY BECOMING THE TECH HUB OF DUBLIN (OR EVEN EUROPE). EXPLORE OLD AND NEW SIDE BY SIDE WITH MUSEUMS, THEATRES AND FOODIE SPOTS POPPING UP ALL THE TIME.

The Irish Sea.

When you've had enough of the city you won't be far from the fresh, salty breeze of the Irish Sea. While away the day in Howth with its neighbourhood feel and top-class seafood.
A growing city.

One of the fastest growing cities in the world Dublin is attracting an international crowd. And with that the variety of restaurants, pubs, bars and entertainment is on the rise.
Tech city.

With some of the world's leading tech companies and the offices of giants such as Google and Salesforce Dublin is thriving. Making it an increasingly international business hub.

LOCAL TASTES.

Korean speakeasies to wood fired pizza.

Bread 41
41 Pearse St, D02 H308
Organic bakery specialising in long fermented breads, enjoy one of the pastries or range of breads made next door with a coffee in café.
1.2 miles, 23 mins' walk
Drunken Fish
The Excise Building, Mayor Street Lower, North Dock, D01 X0H7
Contemporary Korean cuisine and drinks with a speakeasy under the restaurant.
0.6 miles, 12 mins' walk
herbstreet
9 Hanover Quay, Docklands, D02 KP20
Neighbourhood restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Find an extensive menu along with craft beers and wines.
0.9 miles, 17 mins' walk
Osteria Lucio
The Malting Tower, Grand Canal Quay, Clanwilliam Terrace, D02 DW90,
Blending Irish and Italian hospitality, thought up by Michelin-Starred chef Luciano Tona and Irish chef and restaurateur Ross Lewis.
1.2 miles, 23 mins' walk
PI Pizza
Castle House, 10, 73 - 83 South Great George's Street
Wood fired pizza using local artisan Irish producers. Eat in or order take away for a perfect night in.
1.8 miles, 20 mins' tram

SOUNDS OF IRELAND.

The best of the best. Expect melodic R&B to silky soul.

ALL THE FEELS.

Traditional Irish pubs to shuffleboard and karaoke.

Brewdog
Three Locks Square, 4, Docklands, D02 E5R7
The first Brewdog in the Irish capital. This mega brewery has views on the Liffey, fire pit, outdoor drinking areas and shuffleboards.
1.1 miles, 20 mins' walk
The Bar with No Name
Fadebrook House, 3 Fade St
Set in an old townhouse, find an alfresco terrace and arty interiors.
1.8 miles, 22 mins' tram
The Ferryman
35 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Docklands, D02 E448
A busy and traditional Dublin pub, you'll find tourists and locals alike.
0.7 miles, 13 mins' walk
The Market Bar
14A Fade St, Dublin
In the heart of Dublin this bar has been serving up pints for more than 300 years.
1.8 miles, 22 mins' tram
Wigwam
54 Middle Abbey St, North City, D01 E2X4
Find Mexican inspired bites at this bar, club, diner or whatever you want to call it. Catch up with friends or dance to disco upstairs.
1.5 miles, 15 mins' tram

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE.

3Arena
N Wall Quay, North Dock, D01 EW90
This indoor amphitheatre and entertainment venue has state-of-the-art acoustics.
0.2 miles, 3 mins' walk
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
Grand Canal Square, Docklands, D02 CK38
Dublin's largest theatre, host to west-end shows and other performing arts.
0.8 miles, 6 mins' walk
EPIC Irish Emigration Museum
Custom House Quay, Dublin, D01
Home to twenty interactive galleries, discover Ireland's rich history and culture.
0.8 miles, 17 mins' walk
Howth
Howth, Dublin, D13 N8K7
A day out by the seaside. Take some time away from the city for beautiful vistas across the Irish sea.
9.5 miles, 1 hour train
Samuel Beckett Bridge
North Dock, Dublin
A bold, asymmetrical design bringing definition to the urban landscape.
0.6 miles, 12 mins' walk

Celebrating Wellbeing Week at Locke.

Whatever wellbeing means to you, we’ve rounded up everything going on at Locke to help make you feel your best.

8 outdoor spaces at Locke worth knowing about.

Check out our spaces for enjoying the great outdoors. Relax on the terrace, take a dip in the pool or enjoy a sundowner overlooking the city skyline.

Dublin’s best St Patrick’s Day drinking holes with the Gastro Gays.

We’ve teamed up with the Gastro Gays, Dublin’s finest restaurant critics and food writers, to uncover the best bars for St Patrick's Day celebrations.

Say hello to the suite life.

A round-up of just a few of the suites on offer at Locke, and why they’re worth an upgrade.