Family-run traditional pub located on picturesque hill of Skryne with lovely views of the countryside. A warm welcome and a great pint of Guinness awaits you. Well known for the great traditional music session every Wednesday night.
Skryne,
Tara,
Co. Meath,
C15A25F
The Royal Meath is one of the oldest bars in Navan, having been in the Geraghty family since the 1960’s. The team at the Royal Meath know that atmosphere is everything. At the Royal Meath design, décor and ambience have been brought together to create a chilled, relaxed environment. On cold winter evenings enjoy the warm glow of their wood burning stove. Sip a hot whiskey or a pint of the best Guinness in town.
Watergate street,
Navan,
Meath
Located in the heart of Julianstown village is The Lime Kiln Gastropub and TJ’s Bar. A cosy and charming pub offering great food and a wide selection of craft beers and ciders. Our stylish surroundings and welcoming staff help to ensure a warm atmosphere in which you and your family can relax and unwind after touring the great Boyne Valley. www.thelimekiln.ie.
The Lime Kiln,
Main Street,
Julianstown,
Co Meath
Balreask Bar & Restaurant is a family run bar, restaurant, guest accommodation and function venue.
Located on the outskirts of Navan, Balreask is the ideal location for the tourist and business visitor.
Take a look around our website to find out what we have to offer, where we are and when to visit us.
Trim Road,
Navan,
Co. Meath
Clarkes Bar, situated in the town centre of Drogheda is a unique pub dating back to 1900.
The pub was built in 1850s and traded as a pub and grocers until 1900 when Thomas Reid transferred his license from Little Denmark St Dublin to Clarkes. The original licences issued by her majesty's government in 1900 are on display. Nano Reid, Irelands foremost visual artist was born in March 1900 and lived on the premises with her family until 1926 when the pub was sold.
Clarkes Bar, No. 19 Peter Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth
Donegan's - a traditional Irish whiskey pub since 1871. Donegan's of Collon is situated on the main Slane - Derry route, having opened its doors as a resting place for weary travellers back in 1871, with yard and stables for the horses. Donegan's is still looking after both the local community and passers-by, whether you're looking for a seat by the two open fires on a chilly winter's day or sit in the summer sun in our comfortable yard.
Ardee Street,
Collon,
Co. Louth
A truly authentic family-run, traditional Irish pub. At Farrelly’s, we are famous for the quality or our pint of Guinness. As well as providing a traditional atmosphere we have a very pleasant outdoor area, a modern Wi-Fi network and live music every Friday.
Church Street, Oldcastle, Co. Meath
Jack Quinn's is situated 3km from the hertitage town of Trim. It is one of the oldest pubs in Meath, dating back the to the 1800's. Jack's is known for its pints of Guinness, Irish coffees and roaring open fire.
Come join the friendly locals for drinks and fab, fresh pub food, topped off with our famous trad sessions every Thursday night.
Scurlogstown
Trim, County Meath
C15 D284
One of the oldest pubs in Meath, since 1904. This pub was voted Traditional Pub of the year and Runner-Up ‘Powers’ Snug of the Year in 2012. There are many nooks and corners to this wonderful pub, where you can enjoy our craft beers, special whiskeys or your favourite cocktail beside the cosy log fires and watch the world go by.
High Street, Trim, Co. Meath
