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The Brazen Head pub in Dublin, with hanging flowers, lamps, and a sign stating "Ireland's Oldest Pub."
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The Brazen Head

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Joanna,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
10 Sep 2025
Excellent
The Dublin pass was great it gave us choices and flexibility to enjoy the city without worrying about the cost and trip planning. Highly recommend
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Shannon,  Canada Canada
16 Jul 2025
Excellent
We loved the attractions we did! We saw the Guinness storehouse, the Jameson whiskey tour, the Dublin Castle and our favourite the Irish rock and roll museum
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sabrina,  Canada Canada
24 Jun 2025
Good
It's the way to go. Pick the stops you want, get back on and keep going. The bus we used had a stop right outside our hotel. Great after a day of touring
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