Gibney’s of Malahide

"Drop into Gibney’s for a pint, pub food, live music or match-day atmosphere in the heart of Malahide village."

Located on New Street in the heart of Malahide, Gibney’s of Malahide is a landmark Irish pub where tradition meets community. Established in 1937 by James Gibney, the pub began as a small village local with an apple garden and backyard piggery before growing into one of Malahide’s most recognisable social hubs.

Today, Gibney’s combines the charm of a traditional Irish pub with the energy of a busy seaside village. Visitors can call in for hearty pub food, a pint, live music, quiz nights, weekend DJs, sport, Sunday trad sessions or simply the warm welcome that has made the pub part of Malahide life for generations. Its menu ranges from breakfast and sandwiches to wings, fish and chips, burgers, steaks, vegetarian options and children’s dishes, making it as suitable for daytime food as for evening atmosphere.

Public parking is available in Malahide village. Allow extra time during busy weekends, events and summer periods.

Gibney’s has been selected for W.ie as a landmark Malahide pub with the tradition, atmosphere and community character people look for in an Irish local. Established in 1937, it brings together hearty food, drinks, live music, quiz nights, DJs and village hospitality in one of Dublin’s most attractive coastal towns.

Malahide institution

Gibney’s has been part of Malahide life since 1937 and has become one of the village’s best-known hospitality names.

Irish pub atmosphere

The Gibney’s Group site describes the Malahide pub as embodying the spirit of the Irish pub, with hearty food, cold pints, live music, sport and warm hospitality. 

Live music and events

Gibney’s of Malahide promotes regular live music and events, including Thursday live music sessions.

Sports and match-day energy

The pub is a good fit for people looking for major sporting events, drinks and atmosphere in Malahide. Enjoy Malahide specifically highlights sporting events as part of the Gibney’s experience.

Beer garden and lounges

The pub offers traditional lounge spaces and a spacious beer garden, making it useful for different types of visits, from quiet weekday food to atmospheric weekends.

Off-licence and gifting angle

Gibney’s also has an off-licence beside the pub, which Enjoy Malahide notes has been awarded “Best Off Licence in Ireland” three times. 

A landmark Malahide pub serving hearty food, cold pints, live music, sport and warm Irish hospitality since 1937.