Bars and pubs in Ireland: profiles, services and practical information.
On Sea Road, beyond the centre's busiest streets, The Crane Bar has made its name among visitors who come to Galway to hear music rather than simply photograph a pub. It…
View profile →Tigh Neachtain occupies the corner of Cross Street and Quay Street, placing it naturally on a walk from the Spanish Arch. The pub traces its story to 1894 and notes that…
View profile →The Palace Bar is at 21 Fleet Street, a short walk from the western end of Trinity College. Its Victorian interior and associations with writers and journalists give it…
View profile →The Stag's Head appears when you turn into Dame Court from the busier city-centre streets. Although a tavern occupied this site much earlier, the interior that defines t…
View profile →On the corner of King Street North and Red Cow Lane, The Cobblestone has made the music session its centre of gravity. Its website describes a meeting place for generati…
View profile →At 15 Merrion Row, O’Donoghue’s is a pub bound to the history of Irish folk music. The house itself says Paddy and Maureen O’Donoghue took it over in 1934 and that it be…
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