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District temple bar

Temple Bar is an area of ​​Dublin's historic center. This district owes its name to William Temple, rector of Trinity College. Temple Bar is a colorful district of Dublin city that, almost accidentally could be said, over the years developed a bohemian character while maintaining in its cobbled streets And the ancient buildings a charm that is no longer found in many other parts of the city.

It is at the center of the cultural universe of Dublin. Musicians and street performers, open-air markets and exhibitions create a carnival atmosphere. You can attend a show, visit a gallery, explore a market, go to a concert, etc ..... all squared by a network of narrow streets and winding alleys.

Unlike other parts of downtown Dublin, it is promoted to the dublin cultural district and has a lively nightlife that is popular with tourists

During the nightlife, many people will drink in a pub and dance to an Irish music rhythm.

Some pubs in Temple Bar are mythical as the Brazen Head considered the oldest pub in town. Other pubs stand out in the neighborhood:

- Against a current

- Kehoe's

- The Exchequer

- The Tavern of the Lady

- McDaids

- Temple Bar

-etc ......

Pub temple bar

The Temple Bar is one of the most popular pubs in the district.Given the pub’s popularity, musicians are carefully chosen, so only the best will be performing. Established in 1840, this pub is among the most frequently visited and photographed in the country.

The church, pub and local football club were the three main social opportunities for people in rural Ireland to gather there as family or friends.

the atmosphere, warmth and friendliness of irish pubs are such that the idea has been exported around the world.

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