The Ginger Man Pub, Dublin, Ireland, fine art print by award winning Irish Artist Conor Langton.
Hand signed by the artist. Conor has created artwork for The New York, Rolling Stone, The New York Times and Entertainment Weekly.
Available in A4 and A3, Framed and Unframed.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 gsm using Archival, 100% pigment-based inks.
All Prints are shipped flat in a heavy duty card envelope.
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The Ginger Man Pub takes its name from the 1955 novel The Ginger Man by J.P. Donleavy, which is set in postwar Dublin and follows the adventures of an American student named Sebastian Dangerfield. While the pub is not a direct historical site from the novel, the name connection gives it literary resonance in the city’s pub culture.
Nestled on Fenian Street (39–40 Fenian St), The pub sits just across from Trinity College, making it a natural haunt for students, academics, and visitors alike. Its interior features gothic wood panelling and a gently curved bar — details that lend it a warm, traditional feel rather than a purely modern pub style.
Over the years, the pub has gained renown for one standout tradition: elaborate Christmas decorations. Every holiday season, The pub transforms its interior and exterior into a dazzling holiday spectacle, drawing crowds in for festive cheer. More broadly, it maintains a reputation as a dependable pub with solid food offerings and a lively social atmosphere.
