John ODeas in Ennis is a well kept secret…great house
For their grub alone, this deserves a 
Copán, Rathmines
I am frequenting here for the first time tonight. I was looking for somewhere to watch Celtic vs Benfica.
Barman put it on but warned that there would be no commentary.
Just before kick off the manager came over and informed me that he would put Celtic match on a larger tv with commentary if I wished. I did wish and as a result I duly accepted his offer.
Well done that man
Holy shit, Batman drinks there?
:strokechin:
Right so Copan is out then.
Cleere’s pub in Kilkenny always a welcome there
Neachtains - Galway
Nancys - Limerick
The Greyhound - Kilkee
Can we please keep this thread to pubs in civilised places. I’ve never heard of some of these, what I can only assume are, bogholes.
Donal and Annes, Abbeyfeale - Time travel is possible!
Leens Hotel Abbeyfeale, great feed here.
Tommy Powers Dungarvan, personal favourite.
The Duke, In between Dawsons st n Grafton st - Gem of a spot and no problem servin before 12 on a Sunday.
Great shout. I’ve had many a savage session there.
That end of town far superior to what the stag/hen route has to offer - sad to see Anna Conda close, beer was excellent there.
Murty’s, Ennistymon
[quote=“glasagusban, post: 666191”]Neachtains - Galway
Nancys - Limerick
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FFS
[quote=“Eoghan Ruadha, post: 666195”]
That end of town far superior to what the stag/hen route has to offer - sad to see Anna Conda close, beer was excellent there.[/quote] It’s back open just new name it’s called the Nixon still a nice pint
Not wrong there Eoghan. Once you pass tynan’s you may as well keep going til you hit Dublin.
who told you about that?
Billy Byrnes or Lenehan’s in Kk are also very nice pubs
Jesus wept. :rolleyes:
:lol:
is Lenehan’s the one near nowlan park?