pubs clare

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....

Pub is located in the village of Ballyvaughan, overlooking Galway Bay.
People are welcomed by a blazing turf fire and friendly staff. There is one main bar and a smaller one at one side of the pub. Can seat 80 people comfortably but have often catered for over a hundred. Stock a wide selection of beers, spirits and wine.
Menu consists mostly of fish along with soup and sandwiches, and during the summer a range of salads using produce from the locality.
Traditional music is p...

The Bodhran Bar & Restaurant has an extensive menu offering superb quality food and drink....

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

Fanny O’Deas is one of Ireland’s oldest family run pubs (established in 1695; licensed in 1790), situated on the Ennis to Kilrush road. This is a truly traditional pub, complete with a warm open turf fire which has been kept burning for over 200 years.
Fanny O' Deas is also famous for the egg flip - a drink made from a secret recipe handed from generation to generation, it is the house speciality!
Traditional music sessions take place on various weekend nights throughout the year....

Situated in the wonderful scenic countryside of West Clare in the lovely town of Kildysart this pub has won the Back & White Pub of the Year on a number of occasions.
The highest standards in food and drink, quality and service coupled with great value for money makes this pub a wonderful place to visit. With music every weekend you are guaranteed a really enjoyable time here....

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

Built in 1840 from sea stones from the shore, this unique old pub is a well known venue for traditional Irish music and many musicians drop in to play a tune or two when visiting Lahinch. There is music here most nights during the summer and at weekends in wintertime.
With a gallery of unusual photographs you can wonder around with your pint and view them at your leisure....

The Shamrock Inn’s restaurant is renowned for its warm and intimate atmosphere, offering a choice of excellent cuisine, catering for all tastes.
The premise’s stylish oak panelled bar serves delicious home cooked bar food and by night the bar comes to life with the sound of music, sing-songs and Irish dance....

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....