The Brazen Head
Established in 1198, Ireland's oldest pub serves an iconic version featuring tender Wicklow lamb and chunky root vegetables. The setting, with its low ceilings and historic artifacts, provides the most atmospheric backdrop for a traditional meal in the city.
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Established in 1198, Ireland's oldest pub serves an iconic version featuring tender Wicklow lamb and chunky root vegetables. The setting, with its low ceilings and historic artifacts, provides the most atmospheric backdrop for a traditional meal in the city.
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