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There is no best restaurant in Ireland.
You must go to all the most known Pubs and breath the atmosphere. In lots of them there is live music or dancing.
Updated Sep 3, 2004
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The Brazen Head, on Wellington Quay, is reputed to be the oldest pub in Dublin. The inn dates to the 12th century, though the building itself has been changed since then.
Updated Sep 23, 2002
Address: 20 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 8
Phone: 01 6779549 or 01 6795186 F
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20 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 8
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The Brazen Head, on Wellington Quay, is reputed to be the oldest pub in Dublin. The inn dates to the 12th century, though the building itself has been changed...
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One of my favorite places in Europe
On the total I have spent more than 200 days in Ireland at various vacations and I hope to get there again one day soon !
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I have been to this beautiful island for just 16 days but it is easy to fall in love with. My tips are in the order I have travelled (starting in Dublin). Hope you will enjoy it and find some use for...
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Ireland - I wouldn't start from here
I hope you enjoy this collection of some of my irish tips. cheers This news story (2006) made me smile enourmously. It must be copyright of someone, i found it on some website, probably taken from a...
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I really like the line in printed t-shirts available in souvenir shops throughout Ireland. (I hope I don’t have copyright issue for quoting the famous line here) I do like Leprechauns and they may...
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