How David Bowie, Phil Lynott and The Dubliners spent their time in Dublin

David Bowie strolling down the Liffey and The Dubliners enjoying a pint show off the magic of Dublin’s history.

Ireland’s capital Dublin City may not be the largest of the world’s capitals but it certainly packs a punch. As can be attested for with these remarkable images of some of music’s most iconic stars strolling along our streets and taking in the cobbles and the River Liffey.

With thanks to the Facebook page Rare Irish Stuff, whose Dublin-based business specializes in the sale of unique Irish memorabilia and pub decor, we’ve compiled this collection of musically-themed Dublin nostalgia which has us pining for gig nights in the city where concert-goers take over the streets.

The birthplace to the likes of U2, Glen Hansard and The Frames, The Script, Damien Dempsey, Thin Lizzy, Declan O’Rourke, and of course, The Dubliners, Dublin still has a vibrant music scene where any tourist or local can find something to enjoy.

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Here are some of the best:

Well, if The Dubliners love it, we’re sure it’ll soon become a favorite of ours.

Soccer and music collide with Lynott and Best in the 1970s:

Jimi Hendrix moonlighting with Irish band “Éire Apparent:”

In 1997, the iconic David Bowie took a stroll down the Liffey:

That time Luke Kelly gave off an Ed Sheeran vibe:

The phenomenal cast of classic music movie “The Commitments:”

An Irish and English legend:

Phil Lynott taking a cycle in Howth:

Who knew Bruce Springsteen was a fish and chips fan?

An 80s classic:

Beatlesmania hitting Ireland:

Have you ever happened across a famous musician in Dublin? Tell us about the experience in the comments section, below.

H/T: Rare Irish Stuff