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Lucky’s, located at 78 Meath Street in the heart of The Liberties, Dublin 8, has established itself as one of the capital’s most dynamic and progressive nightlife venues. Opened in early 2017, Lucky’s quickly gained recognition not only as a bar but also as an important hub for music, street art, and creative culture in Dublin. The venue occupies a historically significant address in The Liberties—a district long known for its vibrant community and centuries-old tradition of brewing, trading, and nightlife.

By blending contemporary Irish hospitality with an urban edge, Lucky’s helped breathe new life into Meath Street, attracting a diverse clientele ranging from locals to curious tourists to Dublin’s creative elite. The bar’s minimalist yet warm interior, paired with its spacious beer garden adorned with murals by Irish street artists, has made it a favored spot for both intimate gatherings and lively weekend crowds. Over time, Lucky’s has evolved from being a hidden gem into a staple of Dublin’s nightlife.

While the physical structure of the venue has remained largely consistent, incremental changes such as expanding the beer garden, investing in improved sound systems, and commissioning fresh artwork have kept the aesthetic and ambience fresh. Its location has never shifted, instead anchoring this section of the Liberties as a go-to destination during Dublin’s ongoing urban revival. Culturally, Lucky’s is regarded as an essential incubator for up-and-coming Irish DJs, electronic acts, and visual artists.

It frequently collaborates with independent curators, collectives, and festivals, supporting a spirit of grassroots creativity. The bar’s commitment to local music is matched by its willingness to host international guests, thus crafting an eclectic nightlife experience that reflects the cosmopolitan energy of modern Dublin. Notable artists who have performed at Lucky’s include international DJs such as Move D, Tama Sumo, and Byron Yeates, while the venue has also showcased celebrated local talent like Cáit, George Feely, Efa O’Neill, R.Kitt, and the crew from Dublin’s Pear label.