pubs wexford

This pub is a landmark in County Wexford. For many years now Larkins has been a famous stopping and meeting place. They are justly proud of their reputation for serving only the best food prepared from local produce and ingredients. From succulent steaks to the freshest of locally caught fish, the choice is endless. You will not be disappointed.
Coaches by appointment only....

For a great pint and quality home cooked traditional Irish food call into Monageer Tavern....

The Mill Court is a fine old world traditional bar that caters for young and old with great craic and atmosphere. A pub with everyone in mind!...

In the south-eastern tip of Ireland you will find one of the finest award winning seafood bars just 5 kms from the Rosslare Ferryport.
The mix of home cooking, rural hospitality and years of catering know-how combine to make the experience in this multi award winning pub a real treat for all. The impromptu Irish music sessions and lively chat just add flavour to your visit....

Rackards of Killanne is renowned for its quality pints and laidback atmosphere....

Situated in a medieval part of New Ross, Corcoran's is one of the oldest pubs in the area having five generations of continuous ownership dating back to the mid 1800's. Situated at the scene of the bloodiest battle of the 1798 rebellion, Corcoran's has what every one wants from a pub, atmosphere and comfort, tradition and craic, and still be regarded as a "local".
This traditional Irish pub has music at weekends, including traditional Irish music, singing and dancing. The good wholesome...

The Ferryman is a traditional pub on Monck Street in Wexford. Bar food is served daily with a choice of delicious home cooked fare. Entertainment plays a major role here. Whatever the occasion there is always a great buzz in this superb emporium where hand picked staff specialise in administering the friendly and personal touch....

This award winning pub is a worthy ambassador of the licensing trade in Enniscorthy. Situated on the hillside the rustic charm of the Tudor facade is eye-catching. The roof top beer garden indicates the uniqueness of this well known tavern.
Once inside there is an immediate nexus with bygone days oozing with old world ambience, memorabilia and atmosphere. Guns, spears, daggers, copper pots, old prints and various items of antiquity adorn the roof and walls. Many paper cuttings paying tr...

This award winning pub is located in the shadow of Vinegar Hill, on the east bank of the salmon rich Slaney River in the historical town of Enniscorthy. All kinds of leisure facilities are on its doorstep. Excellent home cooked food is served 7 days a week. This pub has a lovely lunch menu.
Enjoy the traditional Irish nights and also the easy listening nights in the relaxed atmosphere of this venue, which has everything....

Located in Camolin in County Wexford this pub provides top class pints. Definitely worth calling into!...