The Dublin pub guide has selected some of the most popular pubs around Dublin city.

The Temple bar.
The Temple bar is a pub in an area called Temple bar located on the south bank in central Dublin. The bar is situated on the corner of two cobbled streets. The bar is often used by tourists and locals because of it's excellent service and welcoming staff. This is why it is one of the most popular bars in Dublin. Temple is often frequented by Trad musicians and every day you will hear some fine traditional music.

The Quays bar.
The Quays bar is located in the heart of the temple bar area. It is a popular pub used by tourists and locals and has traditional music most evenings. The excellent service and good food ensures a good craic every day.

Fitzsimons.
Fitzsimons is located in the temple bar area. It is a traditional irish bar and has entertainment every night, from 8.30pm Mon-Thurs, Sat from 5.pm
and 3 sessions on Sundays. Fitzsimons has 3 floors with a nightclub and cocktail bar.

The Boars Head.
The Boars Head is situated on Capel street in the heart of the city. It is an old style pub with a friendly atmosphere. There is an excellent food service open seven days a week. It has two large screens for sports fans, and show live premiership matches.

The Brazen Head.
The Brazen Head is located on Bridge street, About 5 minutes from the Guinness storehouse in the city. Possibly the oldest pub in Ireland dating back to the 12th century. It is extremely popular for tourists not only for it's historial attractions but also for the live music. The slanting windows and crooked doorway are just some of the original features in the pub. It serves traditional food as well as more contemporary meals.

Johnnie Fox's pub.
Johnnie Fox's pub is one of the most famous and oldest pubs in Ireland. It's also famous for being the highest pub in the country, located south of the city (approx. 25 mins drive) in Glencullen high in the Dublin mountains. The pub dates back to 18th century and is a popular tourist attraction. It is also famous for it's seafood kitchen and of course the Johnnie Fox dancers. The pub has Irish music every evening and Sunday afternoons.