Victorian bar with stained glass skylight and timeless ambiance for hosting Irish music sessions.

Higgledy-piggledy artworks by local artists dot the walls of this local pub which hosts book events.

Victorian pub with wrought-iron chandeliers, polished granite, old barrels and ceiling-high mirrors.

It's not far from Kilmainham Jail and adjacent to the Royal Hospital, so its handy for gigs. You feel like you are drinking in a country pub when you stop by.

No-nonsense 18th-century pub with a cast of regulars and lack of modern pomposity.

Brendan Behan's old favourite, this traditional pub keeps its stained glass and dark wood interior.

Landmark destination with no less than 4 separate bars, a daytime pub menu and nightly discos.

Old-school pub dating from from 1833 with a weathered wooden bar, plus home-cooked meals.

The Confession Box is the authentic cosy Dublin pub frequented by local Dublin regulars and many repeat visitors.

Cassidy's Bar, established in 1856, was once the home of The Freeman's Journal - the oldest national newspaper in Ireland which harboured some of the leaders of the 1916 rising.