pubs clare

For a stay in one of the top bed and breakfasts in Clare, visit Crotty's Pub in the town of Kilrush! With original features that date back to the 1900’s this is a Clare bed and breakfast with a difference as all rooms are decorated in period style and each one contains a real fireplace! After a day of sightseeing, relax in the bar and catch a traditional music session....

Country pub off the beaten track of the burren but a good place to which to detour for a snack....

Perched on the southern shore of Galway Bay, virtually in the middle of nowhere, Linnane's has been awarded rare reviews by food writers from Ireland and abroad.
Located as it is, in a fishing village, it's not surprising that the menu is predominantly seafood based, with lobster as a speciality. The menu, which includes vegetarian options, is accompanied by a small but well chosen wine list.
Traditional music sessions regularly take place during the weekend....

Jackie Whelan’s is a traditional Irish pub in the heritage and maritime town of Kilrush, County Clare....

Come along to Downes Lounge, a well-known public house that is welcoming to tourist and local alike!...

Delicious food served with a warm welcome! Call into May Kearney’s Bar & Restaurant

Contact name:   Ashlynn Sweeney, Manager                   ...

Good grub and great craic in a beautiful area....

There is a real sense of history in this wonderful establishment, situated beside the ruins of the Ennis Friary. The front bar, with its open hearth fireplaces welcomes local and tourist alike to its old world style.
Food of excellent quality is available here, specialising in seafood, steak dishes and traditional Irish cuisine.
Queen’s is famous for its traditional Irish music sessions.
A unique bar with a unique atmosphere, a visit here is a must when visiting Clare....

Brogans is one of the most popular pubs in Ennis which offer traditional music three nights a week. Bar food is available seven days a week with specialities being steaks, lamb and fresh fish. Centrally located and well worth a visit....

Tailor Quigley's Pub has a great atmosphere that causes sing-songs to break out at any moment and you can enjoy listening to traditional Irish musicians nightly during the summer.
The pub is called after a famous tailor who lived locally and was made famous by the song "Spancill Hill".
Carvery lunches are served; making Tailor Quigley’s the perfect stop-off point if you are traveling the N18 route to Galway....