Most original Irish Bar Names

[Hardy]

There's one on Cork's Northside affectionately (though not officially) known as "The Flying Bottle".

[the Deel Rover]

There's one on Cork's Northside affectionately (though not officially) known as "The Flying Bottle".

em i think i'll give that one a miss when i'm down in cork hardy

[whiskeysteve]

Akabusi's

Where everybody knows your naaame

[ziggysego]

I know it's Irish Bar's, but I seen a Cafe in Paris once called....

Café Fuckem. 

[stiffler]

Apparently theres a pizza takeaway in Crete called PizzaWorst.

[AZOffaly]

Well if we are going off topic slightly, there used to be an ad for a Chinese in Monasterevin, the Chinese was called 'Soon Fat'. I kid you not.

[Onlooker]

Years ago in one of the rougher parts of Inner City Dublin, there was a pub known (unofficially) as The Glasgow Inn.   The local window repairer got a lot of business there.

[the ship]

on the road from thurles to limerick via newport "mary the peelers"  " the congo bar"   "the Rising Sun" 

[The Subbie]

Monaghan Town " The Squeling pig" , theres a few more with the same name around the place but the one in Monaghan got there first.

[Heshs Umpire]

Well if we are going off topic slightly, there used to be an ad for a Chinese in Monasterevin, the Chinese was called 'Soon Fat'. I kid you not.

Yup, still there is Soon Fat. Just up from The Nags Head.
Other ones I know of;
The Green Kiwi (no longer called that) - Portarlington
The Vatican - Kildare Town
The Wrens Nest - Portlaoise

[ziggysego]

Monaghan Town " The Squeling pig" , theres a few more with the same name around the place but the one in Monaghan got there first.

There's a band in Derry called the Squealing Pig.

[ziggysego]

Monaghan Town " The Squeling pig" , theres a few more with the same name around the place but the one in Monaghan got there first.

There's a band in Derry called the Squealing Pig.

There's a woman in my house called...........

Mrs. Hardstation?

[aontroim]

Not Irish but 'different' all the same! Been there and it is real 

http://www.wankerscorner.com/

[Rossfan]

"Into the West" Frenchpark
"The Elf Inn" Elphin
Little Glancy's - Carrick (on Shannon)
And for lack of imagination  - how about "The Croghan Bar" in Croghan ?
One of the pubs in Boyle -Clarkes ??- used to be known by the Townies as "The Cowshite Inn"

[Bogball XV]

I tell her a friend of mine once drank in an Irish-Cuban bar in the Czech republic called O'Shea Guevara.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/cuba/story/0,11983,711297,00.html

A journo in an interview with Che Guevara's daughter, apparently the pub was called O'Shea Guevara to highlight the revolutionaries Irish roots.