The Dublin Pub

In 1997, seven Gentlemen, all with varied backgrounds, joined together to purchase a vacant eyesore property that formerly housed a Shell gas station. This was also the site of the mixed use Dover building constructed in the mid 1800's, subsequently submerged in the 1913 flood, and torn down in 1961. The Shell station was built in 1965. This historic, but dilapidated site would prove to soon tell the tale of an iconic Irish pub. On May 15, 1998, The Dublin Pub opened its doors with 29 employees. Like deer looking in headlights, the staff grew to 60 in two weeks. That day marked the beginning of a long and famous story. One that would include many laughs and joyous moments, as well as some very sad ones - this one is for you Jay Tieber!

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