pubs tipperary

This beautiful pub is situated in the town of Clonmel and has been the worthy recipient of numerous awards over the years.
Food is available daily with a varied menu designed to cater for all tastes and budgets. The dining rooms have an inviting ambience and along with the bars are impeccably decorated in both modern and traditional styles complemented by well chosen artefacts reminiscent of bygone days.
Whether you want a casual drink, a snack or a full dinner enjoy an evening out i...

The Brewery Bar & Restaurant is located in Thurles, Co. Tipperary. This establishment serves food throughout the day, offering a varied menu from three-course meals to midday snacks....

This pub is ideally situated on Main Street in Fethard. A perfect place for a pint and a chat.
There is a beer garden which caters for barbeques in the summer. There is a parlour which is available for parties and functions. Has to be seen to be believed....

Mulcahys is a family run lounge & restaurant. Visit Mulcahy’s where the finest food and drink can be enjoyed in relaxing surroundings. It also hosts a self service carvery with an extensive range of dishes served daily and a restaurant which serves both Irish and International cuisine.
An experience not to be missed....

This pub is situated about 4 miles from the busy town of Thurles on the N8 Dublin/Cork route. It is full of old world charm and atmosphere. Away from the hustle and bustle of a busy town this is an ideal spot to stop for a drink or a meal in comfortable relaxing surroundings.
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A pretty country pub with a view across the Shannon. An ideal spot to grab a snack or have a hearty meal....

The Derg Inn is a popular bar in Terryglass which offers "ceol agus craic" to all who visit....

Excellent pints, friendly staff and comfortable surroundings make a visit to Fitzpatricks Bar & Lounge a must....

For a drink in warm and friendly surroundings look no further than Matts Place in Templederry, County Tipperary....

Signposted from the main street, Polly’s Pub with its vintage charm and inimitable character is well worth finding. An original old-style shop front with period architecture greets the imbiber. This pub has a far reaching association with the licensing industry and served as the original bar-grocery for decades.
Established in 1815, Patrick Fogarty ran this pub for years and it became affectionately known as Polly’s Pub named after his daughter who took charge on his demise.
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