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TempleBar Tradfest: It's no surprise that this place has been going for over 160 years. They've won the Irish Music pub of the year 8 years running, staffs are really & full of info. Make sure you try their oysters!
Cearúilín Ni Riain: Four floors with varied music; packed on weekends, great beers, as well as Guinness; they brew their own. Bit cramped to get food; when people finish their food they stay put, so get in early.
Irish Pub · South-West Inner City · 195 tips and reviews
Cearúilín Ni Riain: Dating back to 1198, the Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub. It is well worth a visit for both its historical value and reputation as one of Dublin's best Irish music venues.
Pub · South-East Inner City · 106 tips and reviews
Mandy Fleming: Great pub featuring a large stag's head above the bar. Still looks the same way it looked when opened in 1890. No music playing and very warm inside.
Colm Hanratty: Forget about the pubs in Temple Bar - if you're looking for a proper traditional 'Irish' bar in Dublin try Kehoe's on South Anne Street.