A 'Dry Pub' in Ireland, Not on Your Life!

Published May 23rd, 2019 - 06:08 GMT

Ireland has opened 'The Virgin Mary' pub this month, which offers a full menu of entirely non-alcoholic drinks, non-boozy beers and zero percent wine. As it is considered the first ever 'dry pub' in the country.

The Virgin Mary's co-founder Vaughan Yates said that "Drinking is ingrained in society here."

"I think there's a real cultural shift happening globally towards alcohol and we're really at the forefront of it," he added.

 

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Pub co-owner Oisin Davis poses at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

Head bartender Anna Walsh mixes a cocktail at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

The Virgin Mary, which opened this month, bucks the trend in a city where nightlife is fuelled by stout and spirits, offering a menu of entirely non-alcoholic beverages. PAUL FAITH / AFP

Customers Niamh and Padraic Minock enjoy their non-alcoholic drinks at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

A patron poses with a non-alcoholic beer at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

Various non-alcoholic beverages are pictured at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

A woman walks past the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

Pub co-owners Oisin Davis (L) and Vaughan Yates pose outside the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

Pub co-owner Oisin Davis poses at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Head bartender Anna Walsh mixes a cocktail at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
The Virgin Mary, which opened this month, bucks the trend in a city where nightlife is fuelled by stout and spirits, offering a menu of entirely non-alcoholic beverages.  PAUL FAITH / AFP
Customers Niamh and Padraic Minock enjoy their non-alcoholic drinks at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A patron poses with a non-alcoholic beer at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Various non-alcoholic beverages are pictured at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A woman walks past the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Pub co-owners Oisin Davis (L) and Vaughan Yates pose outside the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Pub co-owner Oisin Davis poses at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Pub co-owner Oisin Davis poses at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Head bartender Anna Walsh mixes a cocktail at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Head bartender Anna Walsh mixes a cocktail at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
The Virgin Mary, which opened this month, bucks the trend in a city where nightlife is fuelled by stout and spirits, offering a menu of entirely non-alcoholic beverages.  PAUL FAITH / AFP
The Virgin Mary, which opened this month, bucks the trend in a city where nightlife is fuelled by stout and spirits, offering a menu of entirely non-alcoholic beverages. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Customers Niamh and Padraic Minock enjoy their non-alcoholic drinks at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Customers Niamh and Padraic Minock enjoy their non-alcoholic drinks at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A patron poses with a non-alcoholic beer at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A patron poses with a non-alcoholic beer at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Various non-alcoholic beverages are pictured at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Various non-alcoholic beverages are pictured at the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A woman walks past the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
A woman walks past the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Pub co-owners Oisin Davis (L) and Vaughan Yates pose outside the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP
Pub co-owners Oisin Davis (L) and Vaughan Yates pose outside the Virgin Mary pub, which opened recently selling non-alcoholic drinks and is known as the 'pub with no beer', in the city centre of Dublin on May 16, 2019. PAUL FAITH / AFP

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