pubs galway

Some of Galway’s best food is to be found here....

The Blue Cuckoo is a great place for a pint....

Busker Brownes - one venue, three bars and four hundred years of history. Where old meets new in a fusion of tradition and modernism in an historic landmark of old Galway.
Buskers an all-day bright 'n' breezy seafood bar, The Slate House for log fires and lingering moments and The Hall of the Tribes an historic haven internationally renowned for its fresh food, oysters, seafood chowder, and wild Irish salmon.....

The Cortoon Inn is a great place for a night out in Tuam, County Galway....

Call into The Arch Bar in Loughrea for a drink in a relaxing atmosphere....

People flock from near and far to Moran's Oyster Cottage, a charming 300-year-old thatched cottage overlooking the beautiful Galway Bay. Here you can sit back and relax with an Irish coffee, a whiskey or a nice pint of Guinness, while watching the swans swim by. It also serves delicious seafood dishes and its local oysters are a real treat! It is run by the 7th generation of the Moran family and open all year round....

A great spot for lively music and pleasant conversation....

A superb place for a pint!...

Tosh which is located in the basement of a city centre hotel, is one of Galway’s favourite pubs. Tosh serves carvery lunch and an extensive evening menu. All sports are shown live on the large screens, which have surround sound. Live entertainment every Friday and Saturday nights....

As you enter Galway, less than a mile from Eyre Square and the bustling city centre, The Huntsman is conveniently located near hotels and B&B's. The friendliness and lively warm atmosphere make this pub special and it is a popular local meeting place.
The pub specialises in good quality bar food. The extensive lunch and evening menus include steaks, fish and smoked salmon. This is a really comfortable pub and is well worth visiting when in Galway....