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Counihans Bar Cork City situated opposite the GPO on Pembrook street is one of Corks’s oldest public houses. Its been serving Corkoniansnow for over 200 years.
The Oliver Plunkett Cork City
O’Flahertys Bar Dingle
Tom Barrys Cork City
The Gateway Bar Chair
The Temple Bar is located in the heart of Dublin and close to all the main attractions. If it’s a traditional Irish Pub you are after, look no further than the Temple Bar. Hard to believe that in the middle of this hectic area, there is a peaceful outdoor haven, where you can enjoy the atmosphere of the bar, in the sunshine or rain, out in the fresh air of Dublin. A genuinely warm welcome, backed by first-rate modern service, is the hallmark of this friendly spot in Dublin. Whether you are alone or with a group of friends, the craic is fantastic and you will feel thoroughly at home at the Temple Bar. Overseas and out of town visitors will find the staff to be a valuable mine of information on Dublin’s history and haunts. Boasting Traditional Irish Music Pub of the Year from 2002 to 2012, The Temple Bar prides itself with fine Live Music Sessions every day and bring together a fine sample of talented musicians from around the country. If you want a quick bite to eat before you head off to do the sights of Dublin, drop in and grab a sandwich and refreshments.
The Woodford Cork City
Larry Tompkins Pub Cork City
Nagle’s Pub Dungarvan in County Waterford.
Dan Lowrey’s Tavern Cork City
Mike Murts Cahersiveen
The Anchor Bar Cahersiveen
DeBarras Folk Club Clonakilty
Armada Bar Kinsale
Abbey Bar Rosscarbery
The Bulman Bar is steeped in tradition, full of character, has history in abundance and with an atmosphere that cannot be described. All of this as a result of time and tradition. For all these attributes, the bar proudly hangs its “Black and White Pub of the Year Award”.
Dan Linehans Bar Killarney
The Failte Hotel Bar Killarney
Nealums Bar Dunmanway County Cork