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Top 10 traditional Pubs in Ireland
The traditional Irish pub is now an endangered species. This Travel Pack features the best pubs discovered by writer Turtle Bunbury, who went on a pub crawl around all 32 counties. Bunbury and James Fennell recently had their book, The Irish Pub, published by Thames & Hudson.
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Kelly's Cellars
30–32 Bank Street, Belfast, Ireland
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Kelly's Cellars is the oldest licensed premises in Belfast and also one of its most alluring. The original two-storey pub was built in 1720 by Belfast merchant Hugh Kelly who kept it as a bonded warehouse; rum, gin and whiskey were his mainstays. Nearly 300 years after it was founded, Kelly's manages to find its feet somewhere between everyman drinking pub, political meeting place and historic museum.
McCarthy's
Main St, Fethard, Ireland
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EJ Morrissey's
Main Street Abbeyleix Co Laois, Ireland
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One of Ireland's finest and best-loved pubs, Morrissey's is a handsome building on the wide main street of this attractive little town.
Clancy's
12 Leinster St, Athy Co, Kildare, Ireland
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Clancy's is considered one of the great music pubs of eastern Ireland. Every Thursday night, somewhere between 12 and 15 musicians now congregate here.
Tigh Neachtain's
17 Cross Street, Galway, Ireland
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Located in the medieval quarter of Galway, this quintessentially Irish pub has a fun and fantastic atmosphere. Tigh Neachtain's is a century old family run business with a fairly regular clientele. Regulars range from the musicians who play sessions here to theater and media types to a healthy representation of Galway's gay community. Popular with visitors and locals alike, Tigh Neactain's is a great place to have a pint and a chat the night away.
Thomas Connolly Pub
Holborn Street, Sligo, Ireland
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Thomas Connolly is a charming public house located in Holborn Street, Sligo.
De Barra's
55 Pearse St, Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland
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A pub where music is front and center, highlighted by the fact it's also home tothe de Barra Folk Club.
H McGinn
Newbliss Co. Monaghan, Ireland
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Nearly 100 years ago, McGinn's features an eclectic patronage, ranging from writers, artists and musicians.
M Finucane
Quay Street, Ballylongford, Co Kerry, Ireland
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Cheerful green leather stools assemble along the Colombian pine bar and miscellaneous oddities hang from the ceiling. The pub opens only in the evening but is frequently packed.
The Stag's Head
1 Dame Court, Dublin, Ireland
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The Stag's Head Pub began its life as one of the city's favorite watering holes in the 1870s. It was the first pub to have electricity in the city, and was a regular haunt of James Joyce. The bar is a real tribute to the tradition of the Dublin bar with its leather chairs, stained glass windows, big mahogany bar with red connemara marble top, and lunchtime snugs. It is still as cozy as it was in its gas lamp days.

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