A host of well-known faces stepped out at the launch of the brand new Dublin bar Tapped.
The late bar re-opened in the landmark Dublin venue formerly known as the Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street.
Special guests on the night included influencer Louise Cooney, TikTok star Lauren Whelan, The Circle’s Paddy Smyth, Miss Ireland 2021 Pamela Uba and Miss Ireland 2022 Ivanna McMahon.
Rob Kenny pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyLouise Cooney pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
The new sustainability-focused bar, who have the highest number of taps in Ireland with over 50 on site, specialises in local and international craft beer, organic and sustainable wine, and their very own kegged cocktails on tap.
Tapped is also partnered with Dublin Pizza Company and will regularly host some of Dublin’s best DJs.
The Dublin landmark was once Judge Roy Beans, before re-branding as Porterhouse Central back in 2004.
Lauren Whelan pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyPamela Uba pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyJames Kavanagh pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
After two years of brainstorming and creating a unique new concept, The Group re-opened the venue last month as Tapped, which is a complete rethink, redesign and rebuild.
Tapped is the only bar that can boast an entrance on Grafton Street, with another entrance on Nassau Street – arguably making it the most superlatively situated bar in Ireland.
Paddy Smyth pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyEllen Keane pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyKatja Mia pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyLaura Nolan pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyHolly Carpenter pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyMiss Ireland Ivanna McMahon pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyCorina Gaffey pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyEabha O Donoghue pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoyCiara Ryan pictured at the exclusive launch of Tapped which had seen a complete transformation sine being the former iconic Dublin institution Porterhouse Central of Nassau Street, Dublin. Picture Brian McEvoy
