Pubs

The Brazen Head 20 Lower Bridge St, Usher’s Quay, Dublin, D08 WC64, Ireland
The Brazen Head on Bridge Street is officially Ireland’s oldest pub and is a popular tourist spot with live music nightly.

 

O’Neills Pub & Kitchen 2 Suffolk St., Dublin 2, D02 KX03, Ireland
O’Neill’s Pub & Kitchen is a traditional Irish pub known for its excellent food and drink.

 

The Stag’s Head 1 Dame Ct., Dublin, D02 TW84, Ireland
Found in Dublin city centre, The Stags Head offers traditional Irish music and food.

 

The Bath 26 Bath Ave., Dublin 4, D04 X7P8, Ireland
This traditional Irish pub features live music, hot pizzas, and a patio.

 

Johnnie Fox’s Pub Glencullen, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Johnnie Fox’s is a traditional pub in the mountains with live Irish music.

 

Hogans 36 South Great George’s St., Dublin 2, D02 T328, Ireland
A trendy bar situated in the heart of Dublin on Georges Street

 

Toners Pub 139 Baggot St. Lower, Dublin 2, Ireland
Established in 1734, Toners Pub is one of Dublin’s oldest and most famous pubs.

 

Davy Byrnes 21 Duke St, Dublin, D02 K380, Ireland
Davy Byrnes has been open since 1798. Irish novelist and poet James Joyce regularly visited and mentions the pub in his book Ulysses.

 

McDaid’s Pub 3 Harry St., Dublin, D02 NC42, Ireland
The building that houses McDaid’s can be traced back to the late 18th century and was once the Dublin City Morgue. Many literary greats have frequented here over the years but the 1950s and 1960s were the decades when the pub truly established its now famous reputation.

 

Whelan’s 25 Wexford St, Portobello, Dublin 2, D02 H527, Ireland
Whelan’s is a pub and live music venue. ​​It’s a great spot to catch international and local bands.

 

Kehoes Pub 9 Anne St. S, Dublin, D02 NY88, Ireland
Enjoy a pint with a lively atmosphere at this 200-year-old pub.