Arthur Maynes. Interesting spot. My first visit.
Wouldnât have thought twas a place for pints
No, you are right. I doubt Maynes is a pint cathedral. Just had a time-killing pot of tea in there.
There is some selection of excellent pubs in Cork Cjty centre within a few minutes of each other. The Castle Inn is lit far too bright, though, which is a pity.
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Opens into a live music venue called crane lane at night, always a few different live artists on the go there
There sure is. I wouldnât be a massive fan of the Castle Inn. Dennehys on the coal quay around the corner is a nice spot. You should have called to Callanans whilst you were supping, not too far from the hi b across the river
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Charlieâs and Sin Ă would be my untraditional choices in Cork.
I also have a soft spot for the Wash based purely on great nights I had there 20 years ago.
Cork is a grand spot to be fair
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It is. Great city. Savage craic for a night away.
Thanks very much. I will investigate those two spots next time there. I know Callananâs but not Dennehyâs (which looks class).
Someone said to me Dan Loweryâs is also a good old school spot.
It is indeedâŚthe Shelbourne is next door to it and that is a very busy bar but a great pub with great pints and excellent staff
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Thanks again. Next tripâŚ
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Yellow House?
No, but in the same vicinity
Eden i meant!
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Sorry, I can only accept your 1st answer
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Knockane or Kilteely
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