pubs wicklow

Lynham’s of Laragh is situated in the historical and beautifully scenic area of Glendalough. This is a pub of character and distinction serving the best of good food and drink throughout the year. The emphasis is on fresh home cooked wholesome food, served in generous portions in a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Music is a regular feature here.
Don't leave without visiting this pub....

For a relaxing afternoon drink or a fun filled evening out, visit the Gerard McDyer in Kilpedder....

Situated in the heart of the scenic Vale of Avoca. This extensive premises includes lounge, bar, function room, Craft shop and bureau de change, restaurant and en-suite pub accommodation.
Every effort will be made to meet the needs of customers. Contact Dermot for any dietary or menu requirements. Group/Tour Operators menus and rates available on request. Live music in the lounge every Saturday and Sunday all year round.
Traditional music Monday - Thursday from 7pm - 9pm in Ju...

The Coach House is located in the village of Roundwood, Co. Wicklow. Built in the 1820's The Coach House is a lively traditional Irish pub with music and ballads most nights of the week. Relax over a meal in the comfort of the pub, where you can choose from an extensive and varied a la carte menu. Roundwood is the ideal base from which to explore Wicklow and the east coast....

Part of The Glendalough Hotel, The Glendalough Tavern is a traditional Irish bar with a fantastic atmosphere....

Just 45 minutes from central Dublin, off the N11, is the lovely fishing village of Greystones. Overlooking the harbour is the Beach House, a pub which enjoys a loyal local trade - always a good sign. This friendly establishment is well worth a visit for its quality food and drink....

Jacobs Well consists of a fabulous lounge and bar uniquely incorporating old and new world features, with a homely atmosphere and highly competent friendly staff and management. High quality home cooked breakfasts, lunches and evening meals are available. Jacobs Well specialises in accomodating groups and coach tours with a friendly welcome and service assured. A meeting place for GAA supporters after the match....

Quinns Bar was established in 1936. The whole place has a distinct equestrian theme with loads of pictures and memorabilia of the great racing heroes of the past. The lounge and conservatory areas are packed every day at lunchtime with people from near and far enjoying the excellent and varied cuisine which Quinns has become famous for.
So, whenever you decide to go to Quinns you are sure to meet good characters, enjoy the best of drink and food and most importantly have good craic....

For an evening out with friends call into Kelly’s Lounge on Vevey Road in Bray....

For a good pint in relaxing surroundings call into John Kavanagh’s of Bray....