Proudly positioned as the closest pub geographically to the Guinness Storehouse, Arthurs of Thomas Street is set to open its doors in July after a series of "extensive renovations".

The popular blues and jazz club hosts live music 5-7 nights a week, and has been described by Dublin by Pub as "an idyllic interpretation of our preferred design specifications". The Liberties Dublin page shared the news of the reopening on Twitter, writing:

To Arthur! Delighted to hear that the favourite waterhole and foodie spot on Thomas Street will be reopening on 7th July. We have missed you. 

https://twitter.com/libertiesdublin/status/1541813554923307008?s=20&t=AhV0NN9n17unH41UeGEeqQ Regulars took to the comments section to express their delight, with one person writing "Roll on the Christmas jazz gigs!" - officially beating out Brown Thomas with the ahead-of-schedule festive excitement. To be fair, we all need something to look forward to. Arthurs will reopen on Thursday, 7th July and is currently on the look out for a Head Chef for its popular kitchen. https://twitter.com/ArthursPub/status/1541885784785125377?s=20&t=AhV0NN9n17unH41UeGEeqQ We look forward to making our way through the iconic black and white doors once more for creamy pints, creamier jazz and a hefty serving of pub grub. It's what we need and deserve. Header image via Twitter/thelibertiesdublin READ NEXT: Bahay set to take over Mae Restaurant this week