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Bars & Nightlife The guide was updated: 2024-09-11

Enjoyed Irish pubs in Dublin's Doorstep — good food, music and storytelling. And don't forget a pint of Guinness, of course.

Arthur's Bar at The Court Yard (Leixlip)

Arthur's Bar at The Court Yard (Leixlip)

Arthur's Bar, built on the original site of the Guinness Brewery, has become almost as famous as the man it was named after. It offers the finest live entertainment, delicious bar food, an extensive courtyard and the very best customer service.

Castle Bar (Dundalk)

Castle Bar (Dundalk)

A traditional bar, located in the Seatown area of Dundalk, a 3 minute walk from the centre of town in the historical centre. Castle Bar offers a traditional bar, a large comfortable lounge, big games room complete with pool tables.

Mickey Finn's Pub (Redcross)

Mickey Finn's Pub (Redcross)

Situated in a quaint village at the heart of Wicklow, Mickey Finn's pub and restaurant is a traditional hub known for its welcoming atmosphere, congenial chats and quality music. The bug fare includes everything from scrumptious burgers and fries to the delectable falafel wraps accompanied by parmesan fries. The pub also serves up a fresh pint of Guinness and an array of craft beers from Wicklow Brewery, adding to its inviting ambiance.

O’Gormans Bar (Portlaoise)

O’Gormans Bar (Portlaoise)

O'Gormans is a popular spot that caters to a variety of palates. Despite being bustling, the restaurant maintains a welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy a pint of Guinness, and the menu that offers a diverse range of options including delightful wings and burgers.

Kelly’s Pub (Ashbourne)

Kelly’s Pub (Ashbourne)

A warm and friendly atmosphere is guaranteed on arrival in Kelly's Pub in Ashbourne. This local favourite not only offers a great selection of beers but also features a spacious beer garden that's ideal for watching sports events. And if you're in the mood for something more than just a pint, they've got you covered, too.

The Dew Drop Inn (Kill)

The Dew Drop Inn (Kill)

The Dew Drop Inn, situated in the heart of Kill Village, dates back to the 19th Century. Great pub grub and cold pints are guaranteed.

Jacobs Well (Rathdrum)

Jacobs Well (Rathdrum)

At Jacobs Well in Rathdrum, visitors will find an award-winning restaurant and gastro pub. Both are known for being welcoming and charming. There is also B&B accommodation at Jacobs Well.

The Fincourt (Oldcastle)

The Fincourt (Oldcastle)

The Fincourt is a family run Bar and B&B located in the heart of the Boyne Valley. Situated in the town of Oldcastle, it is adjacent to Loughcrew passage graves, and rolling countryside for walking, with nearby lakes and golf courses.

The Glyde Inn Bar (Annagassan)

The Glyde Inn Bar (Annagassan)

Nestled in the picturesque village of Annagassan, The Glyde Inn boasts a rich history dating back to the 1700s. The hotel sits near Linn Duachaill, a renowned Viking Longphort, adding a layer of historical allure to its charm. With its prime location, you are guaranteed breathtaking views of the Cooley and Mourne Mountains, making it an ideal spot for those seeking natural beauty.

Hanged Man's Pub & Restaurant (Milltown)

Hanged Man's Pub & Restaurant (Milltown)

Located by the scenic canal, this traditional pub and restaurant serves up continental cuisine crafted from local ingredients. While it's a treat to dine outdoors on a sunny day, the establishment also features a room offering pleasing canal views. Known for its well-seasoned, sumptuous food, this spot has earned a reputation for standout dishes like curried beef rolls and a particularly fine pint of Guinness.

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