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A traditional Irish pub
P. McCormack and Sons
Mounttown landmark pub with expansive courtyard and carvery roasts
The Palmerstown House
Landmark tavern in Palmerstown with gastro dining and outdoor terrace
The Waterloo Baggot Street
Bustling Upper Baggot Street sports bar with multi-level seating and garden
The Yacht Ringsend
Cozy maritime corner pub in Ringsend village with roaring fire
Nancy Hands
Grand Victorian bar near Phoenix Park with carved wood and staircase
Mary Mac’s
Spacious Ballsbridge tavern famed for rugby crowds and weekend lunches
The Lansdowne Pub
Ballsbridge pub and dining room opposite the RDS showgrounds
Kavanagh’s of Dorset Street
Classic Northside neighborhood tavern on Lower Dorset Street
The Field Kilkenny
High-energy traditional music pub with daily live folk and ballad performances
The Salmon Pool Thomastown
River Nore angling tavern in Thomastown with home-cooked meals
The Hibernian Bar
Classic bank-corner public house on Bank Place with snug booths
Lanigan’s Bar Kilkenny
Historic Rose Inn Street venue offering legendary Legends Hurling Bar experience
The Marble City Bar
Historic High Street public house with charming tea rooms and pavement tables
The Grey Goose Drogheda
Contemporary West Street gastropub and cocktail bar with chic interiors
The Chambers Mullingar
Contemporary bar and restaurant with extensive gin and cocktail selection
The Stables Mullingar
Lively live music hub and sports bar in the heart of Mullingar
The Castle Inn Athlone
Historic pub situated in the shadow of 12th-century King John’s Castle
Gleeson’s Bar Drogheda
Traditional Narrow West Street tavern with friendly regulars and horse racing
The Malt House Athlone
Historic 18th-century stone malthouse tavern on Church Street
Fowler’s of Malahide
Traditional village local on New Street with fresh seafood and snug bar
Duffy’s of Malahide
Historic three-story tavern on Main Street with carvery and live sports
The Summit Inn Howth
Hilltop thatched tavern in Howth with panoramic views of Dublin Bay
Morrissons Bar Kilkenny
Cozy Parliament Street pub with traditional wood finishes
The Salty Dog Skerries
Nautical-themed bar and kitchen on Strand Street in Skerries
The Cock Tavern Swords
Long-established Swords village tavern with open fireplace and live sports
Syd Harkin’s Kilkenny
Rose Inn Street corner pub with authentic sports viewing and banter
The Harbour Bar Rush
Seaside local in Rush offering views of the harbour and Lambay Island
The Playwright Kilkenny
Contemporary bar and dining room on High Street with signature cocktails
Crossed Keys Mullingar
Dominion Street neighborhood local with traditional timber bar
The Shack Athlone
Cozy Church Street tavern with live acoustic music and sports screenings
The Cross Bar Drogheda
Traditional George’s Street corner pub with darts and cold stout
Nelly’s Bar Drogheda
West Street tavern with welcoming atmosphere and traditional counter
Foleys of Drogheda
Trinity Street community tavern with televised sports and cold pints
The Windmill Drogheda
Elevated neighbourhood local on Windmill Road with views over the town
The Maple Leaf Midleton
Traditional Main Street tavern in Midleton with live sports and beer garden
The Rob Roy Cobh
Historic pub on Pearse Square in Cobh with nautical memorabilia
The Berehaven Bar Castletownbere
Harbourside tavern overlooking Castletownbere fishing port and Bere Island
Casey’s Bar Clonakilty
Lively Pearse Street corner pub with sports viewing and carvery roasts
The Bunratty Inn Schull
Main Street tavern in Schull with live sports and hearty pub grub
The Copper Grove Bandon
South Main Street tavern with craft beers, carvery, and courtyard garden
The Paragon Bar Skibbereen
Lively Main Street pub and venue in Skibbereen with sports and music
The Courtyard Bar Clonakilty
Spacious multi-level venue on Astna Square with outdoor courtyard
Nally’s Bar Bantry
Traditional New Street pub in Bantry with sports and friendly locals
The Washington Inn Cork
Classic Washington Street tavern with open fire and televised sports
The Woodford Cork
Historic tavern on Paul Street dating to 1756 with contemporary gastropub menu
Canty’s Bar Cork
Traditional sports tavern on Pembroke Street with historic hurling ties
The South County Douglas
Traditional Douglas village public house famed for carvery lunches
Scott’s Bar Killarney
Expansive town-centre hotel bar with sunny outdoor courtyard and live bands