Rural Pubs

Caffrey’s of Batterstown is a historic, family-run pub dating back to 1640 with links to Daniel O’Connell and the Duke of Wellington. Ideally located near Trim Castle, the Hill of Tara and Newgrange, it offers authentic Irish hospitality, quality local food and a welcoming stop for visitors and tour groups. 

Trading since 1870, Donegan's is an old Irish Whiskey Pub situated in the heart of Collon, Co.Louth. Donegan's Pub is warm and welcoming part of Collon, The pub has grown to be a beloved local part of the town, known for its Irish community spirit and hospitality.  It hosts various events from live music to celebrations.

The Snailbox is a family-run business in the heart of County Meath.

Known for its outstanding food and service with the most amazing views of the surrounding countryside. Come and visit the largest baseball hat collection in the world. Let our family look after your family.

The History of the Snailbox

Crocketts is a family-run comfortable, warm, traditional Irish pub which serves pizza from Karlitos Pizza Truck. 

Lively traditional pub, great pints & Live music every weekend

Home of @boscabiathebecks coffee truck along with pizzas & burgers!

This historic pub can be found on The Hill of Skyrne. It was made famous when Guinness used it for their Christmas advert. It is popularly known as ‘Mrs. O’s’ or ‘Yankee’s’ and has practically stayed the same for about a hundred years with its snug, turf fireplace, and authentic wood-paneled walls. The original whitewashed yard now shelters smokers acknowledging the no-smoking rule!

Ryan's of Gormanlough is situated just off the Slane Road between Navan and Slane.

Quaint Irish Country Bar located in the lovely seaside location of Laytown, Co. Meath.

The Glyde Inn has been featured by The Irish Times in their prestigious list of "100 Great Restaurants, Cafes and Places to Eat Around Ireland for Summer 2026" 

The Irish Times said 

The Jolly Old Cross, located in the town of Moynalty offers the best in Meath hospitality.