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Four former fisherman's terraces make up this maze of rooms with vintage maritime bric-a-brac (and a resident cat). Craft-beer options by local brewers include County Wickow's Wicklow Wolf (made in Bray), Larkin's Brewing (from nearby Kilcoole), and County Kildare's Whiplash (from Cellbridge). The beer garden gets rammed on sunny days; live music plays from Wednesday to Sunday.

It's been a pub since 1872; James Joyce, Katharine Hepburn, Peter O'Toole, Laurence Olivier, Roddy Doyle and U2's Bono are among its past patrons.

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