The Phil Lynott Statue stands on Harry Street in Dublin, outside Bruxelles pub and a short walk from Grafton Street. It honours the Thin Lizzy frontman and bassist, with Lynott shown beside his guitar and wearing his familiar afro hairstyle. Stop to pay tribute, take a photo or pause over the music he left behind. The statue sits off the main tourist routes, so you may need to seek it out. Thin Lizzy fans can pair the visit with a look for Rory Gallagher-related sights near Temple Bar.
A tribute on Harry Street
The statue commemorates Phil Lynott, the Irish musician best known as Thin Lizzy’s frontman and bassist. It is on Harry Street, outside Bruxelles pub, a short distance from Grafton Street.
Lynott is depicted with his guitar resting on the ground and his signature afro hairstyle. The sculpture gives fans a place to remember the musician and his songs.
Finding the statue
Harry Street is off the main tourist routes, so plan to look for the statue rather than expect to pass it on a standard sightseeing walk. Its location near Grafton Street makes it easy to combine with a visit to the surrounding area.
For another music-related stop, look for Rory Gallagher sights near Temple Bar. The statue is accessible via a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
FAQ
Where is the Phil Lynott Statue?
It is on Harry Street in Dublin, outside Bruxelles pub and near Grafton Street.
Can you visit the statue at any time?
It is listed as open 24 hours every day.
Is the statue wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
