Favourite Pub in Ireland

[gawa316]

Magee's & Blakes in Enniskillen
Smuggler's Creek and Surfers in Rossnowlagh
Linnet Inn in Boho

[mrdeeds]

Marcie Regans in Trim.

[Rudi]

Wee pub across the road from the Ostan was good for pints as well. Can't remember name was beside a Eurospar and a graveyard.

? Ostan in Gweedore, graveyard is in Maghergallon,  me thinks you had a few to many .

He's in Gort a' Choirce and means Teach Bhillie.

Ostan Gortahork was wondering.

[JoG2]

Da Barra's - Clonakilty
Gartlan's - Kingscourt
Hi-B / Oval / Sin é - Cork City

[Milltown Row2]

Was in the Morning Star in Belfast last Saturday afternoon for few before a late lunch with the missus, proper man's pub, been pulling pints since 1870. Hasn't changed too much since my first outing 35 years ago.

They also do great steaks, and a carvery during the week was a nasty cheap lunch

After dinner few drinks in Whites, couple in the new part which was busy and live music then some n the back original bar!

Afternoon drinking is unbeatable!!

[screenexile]

Had a pint in Bittles last time I was in Bfast and really enjoyed it.

The owner is one of the most aggressive people I've ever seen the way he approaches customers as they come in the door is worth watching alone!!

[red hander]

Sadly Tommy McGrath's in Dungannon is no more, used to live in the place. But love Cleary's in Amiens Street, great pint of stout and sound barmen. Collins loved the place too. Enough said.

[PMG1]

Some great pubs mentioned here. Old Tom's in castlewellan and Lowry in hilltown.  Bowes is good, careful though you could drown in the urinal. Gravediggers in glasnevin is magnificent
You won't get a better pint in Dublin. Forget mulligans.  Special mention to 2 gems in Sligo. Hopkins in Enniscrone and Austies in Rosses point. Guinness doesn't get better.  Packies in Donegal. I haven't a clue where it is though. I was driven to it by a local. The owner a lovely man serves a magnificent pint.

Is that Packies in Lettermacaward (basically old house in the middle of nowhere? Great spot

[brokencrossbar1]

Had a pint in Bittles last time I was in Bfast and really enjoyed it.

The owner is one of the most aggressive people I've ever seen the way he approaches customers as they come in the door is worth watching alone!!

Enjoy pints in Bittles alright but on 3-4. Your man's a dick alright. Nights out for us generally fall back to Maddens which is always good craic.

[ziggy90]

Sadly Tommy McGrath's in Dungannon is no more, used to live in the place. But love Cleary's in Amiens Street, great pint of stout and sound barmen. Collins loved the place too. Enough said.

Very atmospheric and best of all an 'early house' AIF Sunday.

[tintin25]

Had a pint in Bittles last time I was in Bfast and really enjoyed it.

The owner is one of the most aggressive people I've ever seen the way he approaches customers as they come in the door is worth watching alone!!

What's his issue?

[bannside]

JJ Finan Charlestown, Abbey Tavern Howth, Eugene's Ennistymon, Peadars Derry, Glen Bar Downings, Griffiths Trim, Kirbys Tralee, McReynolds Dungiven and Ollies Bar in Skerries are some of the places I would recommend if you're in the area.

Nearer to home it's Cova Inn, Crosskeys or Pats Bar Portglenone (currently closed) or Tessies in Ballycastle.

[Captain Scarlet]

I'd always say the best spots are the ones that you will go back to again and again. Sean's in Athlone gets a lot of stag and hen action so not sure I'd like it as my local. Great spot mind as I have been one of those stag groups!

So many in Dublin around Grafton St alone. Neary's and Kehoes are great then Mulligans on Poolbeg St. It won't be for everyone but I love Anseo on Camden St.

Met McGinley there one Christmas with a bunch of Errigal Ciaran's lads - poor hoor was on babysitting duty!

I'm from Kildare and I would say that anyone around Donadea Forest or passing through should hit Roches. It's a pub in the middle of nowhere. It's actually sinking into the bog and does get the odd tour group but the pints are amazing and it can't be beaten at Christmas. It was in the news years ago when the US Ryder Cup team landed in.

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[Jeepers Creepers]

Stumbled across tig bhric in Dingle a few years back while visiting. Great pub.

[Milltown Row2]

There's a travel book called McCarthys bar, think there's two if I can remember right, but the first one is about this guy hitting all the McCarthy pubs in Ireland. So it's on my list one day with my Cuz to do.

There's one in Dingle that I had to go in, lovely Guinness if I can recall