What is the best pub in Dublin?

From the Brazen Head's 800-year-old stone rooms to the Cobblestone's nightly trad sessions and the Dawson Lounge's single tiny bar: the historic pubs that define a Dublin night out. Vote for the one you'd pick first.

1. 1
   The Brazen Head

   Dublin's oldest pub, dating to 1198, with a warren of stone-walled rooms.
2. 2
   The Long Hall

   A Victorian pub on George's Street known for its ornate mirrored bar.
3. 3
   Grogan's Castle Lounge

   A no-frills pub near Dame Street beloved by writers and artists.
4. 4
   Mulligan's of Poolbeg Street

   A traditional pub open since 1782, famous for its slow-poured pints.
5. 5
   The Palace Bar

   A Victorian pub off Fleet Street with stained glass and a long literary history.
6. 6
   Toners

   A Victorian pub on Baggot Street with snugs and old wooden fittings.
7. 7
   O'Donoghue's

   A Merrion Row pub famed as the birthplace of The Dubliners folk band.
8. 8
   The Stag's Head

   A Victorian pub off Dame Street with a carved mahogany and mirrored interior.
9. 9
   Kehoe's

   A South Anne Street pub built into a converted Georgian townhouse.
10. 10
    The Cobblestone

    A Smithfield pub renowned as a hub for traditional Irish live music.
11. 11
    John Kavanagh's (The Gravediggers)

    A Glasnevin pub beside the cemetery, largely unchanged since 1833.
12. 12
    Kennedy's

    A traditional pub near Trinity College with a classic old-Dublin frontage.
13. 13
    Sheehan's Pub

    A traditional Dublin pub known for its classic snug and old-world atmosphere.
14. 14
    The Hairy Lemon

    A traditional pub near Trinity College with a distinctive yellow facade.
15. 15
    Oliver St. John Gogarty's

    A Temple Bar pub known for nightly live traditional Irish music sessions.
16. 16
    The Dawson Lounge

    Dublin's smallest pub, tucked in a basement just off Dawson Street.