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  1. The Octagon Bar

    Cocktail Bar

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    The bar itself is eight-sided, sitting beneath a domed octagonal window that frames it from above like a skylight built specifically for the occasion. It's a hotel bar inside a quay-side property co-owned by Bono and The Edge, which sounds louder than it is: on most nights the room runs to oak panelling, quiet pints, and someone folding a newspaper. The rock-and-roll provenance is there if you want it, mostly in the telling.

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    The Clarence Hotel, 6-8 Wellington Quay, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland (Eire) · Dublin
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    +353 14 070 800
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