pubs around cork city centre

An Institution with Corkonians: Costigans is a lively bar with a traditional and cozy feel with one added modernization that most irish pubs cannot do with these days: a brand new open air courtyard. Plenty of seating, and beautifully constructed the courtyard lies within the confines of Costigans allowing shelter and privacy. Great for congregating under the stars whilst serving the smokers and those who wish to socialise there well. Within easy reach from any part of the city and known for its...

This premises is famous for being one of Cork’s most scenic pubs. It is a family run establishment which offers high quality food and drink. There is hot bar food served and other features are a beer garden and an off licence.
There is live music in this premises on various nights of the week....

The Old Oak is the place to be in Cork! With its central location and friendly atmosphere, the Old Oak is a must see pub for any visitor to Cork.
The Old Oak has a long reputation for being a live music venue, with bands of national and international reputation frequenting the hallowed stage on a regular basis. Watch out for midweek gigs which have a cult following in the Cork live music circles. No cover charge ever!
A late bar licence has resulted in our patrons having more time...

The Crows Nest is considered to be one of the finest eating houses in Cork, with dishes such as steaks, fresh daily fish dishes, local game and a selection of salads.
Bar food is available from the large carvery and cold counter including seafood platters, a wide variety of speciality sandwiches and a selection of main courses.
A landmark in the middle of Victoria Cross on the main Cork-Kerry road!...

Located just a short walk from the city centre, why not take a break and relax in Jurys Inn Cork!...

Clancy’s Bar is one of Cork city's oldest pubs. This establishment spans a complete city block and features one of the longest, continuous bars in Ireland! Clancy’s now boasts Cork’s finest steakhouse too, prime, serving seven nights from 17:30 until last orders at 22:00 (21:30 Sunday to Thursday).
A landmark pub in Cork since 1824, bar food is served all day, every day, from breakfast to lunch and dinner.
Both locals and tourists flock to Clancy’s each year, to sample a European...

This is a well known bar in Cork city - a Cork institution!...

Located at the junction of Woods Street and Lynch's Street, The Maltings is part of a complex of bars tucked away in the heart of Cork's oldest area - The Marsh. This is a trendy, upmarket emporium.
Steeped in history, this building was the town house residence of the city's lord mayor. Proudly displayed on its imposing facade is the Cork city coat of arms, strong evidence of its illustrious past.
Two hundred year old pine, rustic brick, wooden floors and a feature fireplace with c...

Dan Lowreys Tavern is an ideal place for a pint and a chat!...