She was happy for her homeland but said: "It is sad to lose like this. The Irish fought with such spirit. They deserved to win and now when I see how upset everyone is I don't feel like cheering."
The Hill 16 Pub is more used to fans of Gaelic games - which are national sports here.
The pub is named after the stand where Dublin fans go to watch their team but today it was a cauldron of soccer fans.
All across the city people had queued from 1000 to get into pubs which don't open until 1130 and other venues like sports clubs which had put up giant screens for the game.
The only man who wasn't wearing something green in Hill 16, stood out a mile.
Kevin O'Connor, in a cream suit, had just come from celebrating Bloomsday at a nearby arts centre.
Sunday - 16 June - was the anniversary of the day in 1904 when James Joyce imagined the adventures of Leopold Bloom in his book, Ulysses.