Mulligan's

Mulligan's is one of the oldest pubs in Dublin, operating continuously since 1782. The place has retained its Victorian decor and traditional Irish character while resisting modern changes.

This historic pub is famous for its rich past - it was a favorite of journalists, writers and artists. Mentioned in James Joyce's short story 'Counterparts,' it was even visited by John F. Kennedy in 1945.

The walls are decorated with theater posters, and among the curiosities you'll find Judy Garland's autograph and a clock with the ashes of an American tourist. It's the perfect place to soak up the authentic Irish atmosphere with a great Guinness.