pubs kerry

This beautifully appointed and well run premises, where the highest standards prevail is a real treat for any visitor to Tralee.
The restaurant provides the best in food and wine to suit all tastes. Enjoy a pint in the bar before or after your meal. The comfortable pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff will meet all your requirements.
Ample car parking available on the premises. Coach parties are welcome....

An ideal place for a drink for locals and visitors alike!...

The Mermaids is a pub and restaurant with a full bar menu available. Specialist dishes which are on offer include seafood, a variety of meat dishes and for the non meat eater, an array of vegetarian cuisine. There is also a children’s menu available which ensures that even the younger diners tastes are catered for.
Coach tours are welcome....

This harbour side pub richly deserves its great reputation for real hospitality, good food, music and craic. Music is held nightly from June to October and on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights in the winter. The food ranges from local seafood specials to traditional dishes like Irish stew. Enjoy life the Irish way - experience the atmosphere in Maire De Barras....

This long established traditional Irish pub in the centre of Killarney is known far and wide by generations of tourists. The best of food and great music sessions makes this a really great pub to visit. The friendliness and lively warm atmosphere is a really wonderful experience. A visit here is well worthwhile....

Lively and informal, this traditional pub with its flagstone floor and high ceiling is itself a notable part of Dingle’s tradition.
Irish is spoken here and walls are decorated with pictures which illustrate the culture and history of the area. It has long attracted a strong local and visitor following for its regular music sessions....

Stop off at The Shebeen Bar and Restaurant on your tour around the Ring of Kerry....

Situated at the foot of Mount Brandon at Brandon Creek this is an ideal location to get away from it all.
Bar food and evening meals every day in the restaurant. Traditional Irish music sessions in the bar are a regular feature of this premises....

Caitin's is supposed to be one of the first legalised 'shebeens' in Ireland.  Steeped in history and folklore, the pub has been patronised by some of Irelands most famous statesmen, such as Daniel O'Connell and the literary great Brendan Behan.  O'Connell's visits were legendary.  It's known that on his many journeys he stopped here to change horses and enjoy the friendly atmosphere and wholesome food.

The pub has evolved over the centuries from a two-room 'sheb...

A visit to Molly Darcy’s in the Muckross Park Hotel is a must....