pubs kildare

For a great night out visit the Kilteel Inn....

The Paddock Inn, a name synonymous with quality catering and the sporting traditions of Naas, stands commandingly in Poplar Square the ever busy commercial hub of the town. This pub enjoys a vibrant trade and is noted for its friendly atmosphere, quality food and drinks, hygiene and prompt professional service.
The front of the lounge is a blend of traditional styling and contemporary luxury, with rich mahogany wood, stained glass, intimate alcoves and luxury seating. This vestibule lead...

The Leinster Arms, in Maynooth, is an ideal place to meet friends for a drink....

The Castle Inn enjoys a prime location in the midst of the ever busy town of Athy. Well known for its hospitality and convivial atmosphere it is a pub where the highest of standards are set and maintained, in all quarters.
Food for which the house has a particular penchant is available all day form an extensive choice of bar, lunch and evening menus. A well balanced wine list accompanies.
The Castle Inn exudes a homely unpretentious and friendly atmosphere and comes highly recomme...

The Old House lounge and bar, nestled in the scenic village of Kill (winner of numerous Tidy Towns Awards), was originally built in 1794. Later it was destroyed by fire and had to be re-constructed in 1948. Despite this it still retains its old world charm which renovations have enhanced rather than harmed. An addition is a large walled beer garden at the back where you can sit and enjoy your drink in the sun....

Naas, situated on the edge of the Curragh with Punchestown and its own racecourse nearby, is world famous in racing circles. The Forge Inn, on Main Street, in addition to its cosmopolitan appeal is a particular favourite with the horseracing fraternity.
Its vintage facade is moulded in the traditional old-style idiom as is its exquisite interior. The theme is decidedly Victorian with luxury seating and furnishing enhanced with an equestrian flavour. A strong G.A.A. and sporting associati...

The Smuggler’s, set in the heritage town of Athy, demonstrates the traditional values of a turn of the century rural ale house. Once a very ordinary pub careful remodelling and refurbishing has given this delightful establishment a vintage character whose rebirth is virtually undetectable.
The entire premises is full of dated bric-a-brac and interesting memorabilia. Many artefacts are on display including medals, coins, guns, farm machinery, swords from the American Civil War and a wood...

The Ballymore Inn is a sophisticated country pub in Ballymore Eustace, an attractive village in the Liffey Valley, 45 minutes from Dublin. The inn offers a daily bar menu and a more extensive restaurant menu at weekends (or at other times for groups, by prior arrangement). The food is excellent and everything is home-made. This is a gem!...

Strategically located on the main Athy-Waterford road (N-78) the ‘Pedigree Corner’ is undoubtedly one of Ireland’s most famous social landmarks. It is a unique hostelry with a friendly vibrant atmosphere. It attracts a cosmopolitan clientele and has the trendy charm of a city bar in a tranquil country setting. For decades, since 1898 this establishment has served the community with time honoured standards.
Whatever the occasion, for food, drinks or entertainment a visit to this superb...

Moone High Cross Inn is an 18th century country inn. It is located in south Kildare, just 40 minutes from the capital city of Ireland....