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Discover the Irish pubs in Tourist attractions in Ireland, where you can enjoy a local atmosphere, traditional music, and great spots.
0.00/5 (6,153 votes)The Bank on College Green
How about dining in one of Dublin's historic banks? That's the promise of The Bank on College Green, a breathtaking restaurant!
0.00/5 (5,804 votes)The Palace Bar
Want to discover a historic Irish pub? The Palace Bar in Dublin's Temple Bar district has been in business for over 200 years!
0.00/5 (3,875 votes)The Long Hall
The Long Hall is a popular, unspoilt pub serving fresh pints and friendly service day and night. Founded in 1766, it's a Dublin institution!
0.00/5 (3,742 votes)Matt The Millers Bar & Restaurant
How about a drink in Kilkenny? We recommend Matt The Millers Bar & Restaurant, one of the city's most popular Irish pubs and restaurants!
0.00/5 (3,122 votes)The Auld Dubliner
If you're looking for Temple Bar pubs in Dublin that host lively music sessions, look no further than The Auld Dub!
0.00/5 (3,043 votes)The Norseman
Discover the Norseman, one of Dublin's oldest pubs, in the heart of Temple Bar. Enjoy authentic Guinness, Irish cuisine and live music.
0.00/5 (3,038 votes)The Temple Bar
The most iconic Irish pub in the Temple Bar district! Impossible to miss with its bright red walls!
4.39/5 (2,461 votes)The Moorings
If you love Irish seaside pubs, don't miss The Moorings in Dungarvan, Ireland! This cosy pub boasts incredible ocean views!
0.00/5 (1,869 votes)The Rusty Mackerel
A veritable institution, the Rusty Mackerel is an extremely popular Irish pub and restaurant. You’ll recognize it by its traditional house, green…
0.00/5 (1,721 votes)The Crane Bar
Here’s an old historic pub, just the way we like it! Located in the center of Galway, The Crane Bar has been…
0.00/5 (1,529 votes)Peruke & Periwig
Peruke & Periwig is a vintage address a stone’s throw from St Stephen’s Green. Housed in a former wig factory, the establishment…
0.00/5 (1,510 votes)L. Mulligan Grocer
One of Dublin’s finest Irish pubs. L. Mulligan Grocer may not look like much from the outside, but it’s still an institution.…
0.00/5 (1,429 votes)Brazen Head
The Brazen Head is said to be Ireland's oldest surviving Irish pub! Located in Dublin, it was founded in 1198, and has…
4.70/5 (1,260 votes)The Quays Irish Pub
If you like Irish pubs with character, don't miss Quay's Irish pub on Quay Street, one of Galway's liveliest pedestrian streets! A…
4.09/5 (1,039 votes)Farmgate Café
The Farmgate Café is one of the best places to discover Irish cuisine. Located in Cork's English Market, it's a must!
4.84/5 (987 votes)Murphy’s Ice Cream
If you like homemade ice creams and original flavours, then head for Murphy's Ice Cream, a super ice cream parlour in Dingle!
3.50/5 (987 votes)Chapter One
It’s all over Dublin: the capital’s best restaurant is called Chapter One! Named best restaurant in Ireland by the Irish Restaurant Awards…
4.81/5 (953 votes)The Duke of York
If you love authentic, traditional Irish pubs, don't miss the Duke of York, a fantastic pub in Belfast! A unique, authentic and popular place!
4.78/5 (946 votes)Elephant & Castle
Elephant & Castle has been one of Temple Bar’s gastronomic landmarks for over 30 years! It’s the place to go for some…
0.00/5 (587 votes)The Stag’s Head
A reliable address for 100% traditional Irish pubs. A popular spot for Dubliners.
4.45/5 (558 votes)