Top 7 Pubs in Ireland you need to visit

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Ireland has a great mix of traditional and new/modern pubs where you can find the best pints and cocktails. From bustling bars in Dublin to iconic ones in Emerald Isle, you will be surprised to taste their beers and pints. Here are some of the best pubs in Ireland that you should include on your next trip to Ireland.

Beach Bar, Aughris, County Sligo:

Beach Bar is one of the best pubs in the country located near the Sligo coast. This traditional cottage pub offers you the most scenic view of the Aughris beach and provides some of the top traditional Irish drinks.

Bridge St Bar, Castlebar:

Bridge St Bar is simply a fabulous local bar in Castlebar that features acoustic music sessions accompanied by some best pint and cocktails in the whole town.

Kelly’s Cellars

Kelly’s Cellars is the famous historical pub that showcases the history of Irish rebellions against English rule in 1798. It’s history is only rivaled by it’s drinks and beers, each claiming to be more iconic than the other. Add in live music and we won’t be surprised if you stay for longer than expected.

The Pavilion

Pavilion is one of the busiest bars in Cork. It features a late-night basement bar, tasty and artsy beers, live music every night, and some comedy performances.

Louie’s Backyard & Bar

Louie’s Backyard and Bar is non-Irish looking modern type pub featuring both outdoor and indoor service. Grab a pint here, enjoy it with live jazz bands performances, and let the atmosphere take you away.

O’Donoghue’s

O’Donoghue’s is one of the oldest pubs in Ireland yet still the one of the hottest ones. Come to this wooden bar, sip your pints, enjoy the live music, and enjoy some of the best views overlooking the harbor and sea.

The Brazen Head, Dublin City, County Dublin

The Brazen Head bar is a historical pub located near the original bridge of Dublin and features popular events like nightly live music and storytelling sessions. Come here and enjoy their famous pints and beers with friends and leave with stories to tell!

Beers and pubs have certainly played a strong role in Ireland’s history and, to this day, most natives spend their afternoons at the pubs enjoying time with friends and family over a couple of cold ones. It’s more than a tradition, it’s a way of life.

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