
Tea from a proper pot
Loose tea served with a floral teapot and cup, alongside a slice of tart.

Tallaght Village · Dublin 24
A bilingual café inside Tallaght's Irish-language centre, welcoming a cúpla focal or none at all.
Since November 2019
Aon Scéal? Café opened in November 2019 on the ground floor of Lárionad Gaeilge Thamhlachta, Tallaght's Irish-language and cultural centre, run by the community association Gaelphobal Thamhlachta. Its own name is a greeting: Aon Scéal? is Irish for "Any news?"
It describes itself as a café dátheangach, a bilingual café. Whether you bring a cúpla focal or none at all, the welcome is the same: tea from a floral pot, toasted sandwiches, scones and cakes, and a chat in Irish or English.
On the table

Loose tea served with a floral teapot and cup, alongside a slice of tart.

Melted and cut in half, served with chips, a side of ketchup and a bowl of soup.

Fresh scones with jam and cream, alongside a changing selection of cakes.
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Daily specials, cakes and news from the café on Instagram.
@aonscealcafeon Instagram