As you may know, Ireland has an incredible range of beer products. That was something I was looking forward to on my epic vacation to the country. (A vacation I've written plenty about already).
Now I'm over 21 so I don't have to worry about buying and consuming beer, but for any readers who are in the purgatory age range between 18 and 21, Ireland is THE place to go to drink.
If you ever happen to have the fortune of visiting the beautiful country, here are 10 amazing bars and pubs where you can drink and have the best of times!
1. The Temple Bar - Dublin
The Legend of Temple...
The signature bar of Dublin, The Temple Bar is about as good as it gets when it comes to meeting Irish people and experiencing the culture. Feel free to come down, chug a Guinness and sit next to a statue of James Joyce.
2. Top of The Guinness Factory - Dublin
Even the Obamas were there!
The Guinness factory is not just a fantastic museum, but going to the very top of the building leads to free Guinness! What's better than that?
3. Matt The Millers - Kilkenny
Walk across the nice bridge and gaze across the pond as you enter and exit Matt The Millers, and look out for drunk naked men jumping off the bridge!
4. Beachcove Cafe - Waterville, Kerry
While walking on the Charlie Chaplin Walk you'll see the Beachcove Cafe. We went there on the day some wedding happened in England.
5. Gus O'Çonnor's Pub - Doolin
The Pub of the Cliffs
Once you're done walking around the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, come on down to the chill at the pub and tell stories about the beauty they witnessed.
6. O'Connor's Famous Pub - Galway
The Junk Museum
Gus O'Connor is so famous he has TWO pubs named after him. This popular pub in Galway has a bunch of antiques and junk items all over, making you weirdly comfortable to the atmosphere.
7. The Shire - Killarney
Another great Lord of The Rings trilogy!
I didn't know how good the Ireland trip was gonna be until I heard that we'll be near a pub in Killarney called The Shire. This pub was inspired by JRR Tolkien's novels and Peter Jackson's film adaptations of The Hobbit and Lord of The Rings, what more can I say?!
8. The Skeff Bar - Galway
Center city Galway
Nearby the docks of Galway, this place has great wings. And nearby this pub is a bust of one of America's most famous Irishmen: John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
9. O'Sullivan's Court House Pub - Dingle
Leaving a mark
A small pub in Dingle with nice live music and odd bathrooms. Also I got to write my name on the wall! Philly Philly!
10. The Kings Head - Galway
The King's Head
Not much else to say about this.
