pubs galway

Murphy's is where you'll find good ‘craic’, interesting conversation and the 'best of people'....

Donnelly’s of Barna is an old established licensed landmark. Located just a short journey from Galway City on the picturesque coastal route to Spiddal, this charming bar-restaurant is synonymous with catering, tradition and the true spirit of Ireland.
The entire premises is cast in the traditional old-world idiom with stone, brick and wood giving a nostalgic authenticity to the character of Donnelly’s. The bar has a series of intimate nooks varying in size where the visitor can relax, h...

The K Bar is a place a place to relax and enjoy food, drink and music. The mood in the K Bar is very chilled and relaxed, the atmosphere softened by the use of natural colours and textures; wood paneling and soft leather sofas.

Chill out after a hard days shopping with a glass of wine or a  fun cocktail or have fun with friends watching up to the minute sport entertainment on one of our two large Plasma Screens. The food offering is wide, ranging from sandwiches to steaks, wraps...

The name Cooke has been synonymous with the licensed and commercial life of Galway for decades. This premises is an established social landmark since the early 1700's and the Cooke family have been involved in the licensed trade for many generations.
The atmosphere is unhurried and relaxing in this established social rendezvous which integrates the traditional format of former times with up to date catering standards. There is a great sporting heritage in and around this pub which is th...

Strategically located on the corner of Eyre Square this six hundred year old premises with its elegant cut stone facade will immediately catch your eye and impress.
The interior of Fox's is designed on a spilt level floor plan with two separate bars offering a choice of drinking area and mood. Stone, brick and wood are the dominant features cast in a mixture of traditional and monastic architecture to great effect. Cathedral stained glass church pews, linen fold panels and feature fire...

The Róisín Dubh pub on Dominick Street is regarded by musicians and music lovers as one of Ireland's top venues. Artists as varied as Altan, John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin), Ray Manzarek (The Doors), Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac), Steve Earle, John Prine, Martin Hayes, Guy Clarke, Dick Gaughan, Gary Kemp, Aslan, Arlo Guthrie and Mary Coughlan have played there.
So come in, buy a pint, find a seat and listen to the best music you are likely to hear anywhere....

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....

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

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.....

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