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1. Thomas Moore Tavern
Dating to the 13th century, the Thomas Moore Tavern is Wexford's oldest pub, named after the renowned Irish poet whose parents lived here. The pub...
Dating to the 13th century, the Thomas Moore Tavern is Wexford's oldest pub, named after the renowned Irish poet whose parents lived here. The pub has its original medieval walls and fine old beams along the ceiling, and a spot by the roaring fire is the perfect place for a quiet drink. There's a restaurant attached, and pub-grub dinners are served in the bar.
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2. Tynan's Bridge House
Set on one of Kilkenny's famous "slips," Tynan's Bridge House was first used as an exercise run for dray horses. Inside, you can guess that...
Set on one of Kilkenny's famous "slips," Tynan's Bridge House was first used as an exercise run for dray horses. Inside, you can guess that the pub is more than 200 years old from all the gas lamps, silver tankards, and historic teapots on display. Behind the horseshoe-shape bar, you'll find antiquities from its time as a grocery and pharmacy, but it's best known these days for its Guinness and good conversation.
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3. Centenary Stores
As the saying goes, if you can find a street without at least one bar on it, you've left Wexford. Centenary Stores is a Victorian-style...
As the saying goes, if you can find a street without at least one bar on it, you've left Wexford. Centenary Stores is a Victorian-style pub with an adjoining nightclub that makes it popular with the young crowd. Lunch is served daily, and there's traditional music every Sunday morning.
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4. Geoffs
Dimly lit Geoffs is frequented by a mixed crowd including students and locals. Big flagstones cover the floors, and seating is on old wooden benches....
Dimly lit Geoffs is frequented by a mixed crowd including students and locals. Big flagstones cover the floors, and seating is on old wooden benches. An outdoor area is available for smokers. A wide selection of food is served until 9 pm every night.
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5. Jack Meades
Known to locals as "Meades under the Bridge," this place is indeed set beneath a time-stained stone bridge. In centuries past it was a stop...
Known to locals as "Meades under the Bridge," this place is indeed set beneath a time-stained stone bridge. In centuries past it was a stop on the coach road from Waterford to Passage East. There's a solid pub menu, and sing-along sessions on Saturday. In winter the fireplaces roar, illuminating the wood beams and displayed bric-a-brac.
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6. John Cleere's
If you're craving a pint, you have a choice of pubs along Parliament and High Streets. John Cleere's is the best in town for a...
If you're craving a pint, you have a choice of pubs along Parliament and High Streets. John Cleere's is the best in town for a mix of live traditional music, poetry readings, and theatrical plays.
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7. Kehoe's Pub and Parlour
The hub of village activity, Kehoe's Pub has a collection of maritime artifacts as interesting as that of many museums....
The hub of village activity, Kehoe's Pub has a collection of maritime artifacts as interesting as that of many museums.
Kilmore Quay, Kilmore Quay, Co. Wexford, Ireland053-671–0338 -
8. Lenehan's
A pristine, classic Irish pub that dates back to the 18th century, Lenehan's has been at the heart of Kilkenny social life for generations. Settle...
A pristine, classic Irish pub that dates back to the 18th century, Lenehan's has been at the heart of Kilkenny social life for generations. Settle into the private snug in the front bar section and enjoy the view.
10 Castlecomer Rd., Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland056-772–1621 -
9. Old Ground
Housed in an 800-year-old building, this pub is highly popular with locals. Lunch is served daily, and it's a cozy spot on a rainy day....
Housed in an 800-year-old building, this pub is highly popular with locals. Lunch is served daily, and it's a cozy spot on a rainy day.
10 The Glen, Waterford, Co. Waterford, Ireland051-852–283 -
10. Portholes Bar
A trendy spot with designer decor, the Portholes Bar is the main hangout at the Hotel Rosslare. It's particularly popular for live music on weekends....
A trendy spot with designer decor, the Portholes Bar is the main hangout at the Hotel Rosslare. It's particularly popular for live music on weekends.
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11. The Gingerman
Glass, brass, and dark wood identify this city-center hostelry as a genuine old-school classic. Great place to meet locals at rest and the pub-grub menu...
Glass, brass, and dark wood identify this city-center hostelry as a genuine old-school classic. Great place to meet locals at rest and the pub-grub menu offers excellent value.
6 Arundel La., Waterford, Co. Waterford, Co. Waterford, Ireland051-879–522 -
12. The Sky & the Ground
One of the best pubs in town, the Sky & the Ground is a hub for Irish music sessions, which pack in the crowds from...
One of the best pubs in town, the Sky & the Ground is a hub for Irish music sessions, which pack in the crowds from Monday through Thursday.
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