Nick Jonas pops in for dinner at Dublin pub owned by Irish rugby legends
Nick Jonas at Dublin’s The Bridge
Pop sensation Nick Jonas popped by for a bite to eat in Dublin’s The Bridge 1859, a pub owned by a host of Irish rugby legends. The Ballsbridge boozer is co-owned by former Ireland stars Rob and Dave Kearney, Jamie Heaslip, and Sean O’Brien.
And pop star Jonas decided to pop into the popular spot while in Dublin and posed for a snap alongside some of the waiting staff at the venue.
The pub’s social media account also told Nick that they will have a table for three reserved and to bring along his two brothers when they come back to play their sold-out 3Arena gig later this year.
Posting on social media, the pub said: “An absolute pleasure hosting Nick Jonas from the Jonas Brothers for dinner last night! Thanks for dropping by, Nick! Hope to see you again soon! And hey, we’ve got tables for three in case you want to bring your brothers along next time #oneforthewall”
The singer looks to be well on the mend after suffering from a bad bout of influenza that forced the trio to reschedule a couple of their Mexican shows. A banged-up Nick took to social media to break the news just last week.
The Jonas brothers will return to Ireland in September, playing in Belfast on 9 September before playing in Dublin a day later on September 10.
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