Pubs In Carlow

Known as the Celtic centre of Ireland, this county sparkles in the summertime and is bright with flowers, not just in the city, but in every open green space. The main thing Carlow (Holiday Cottages, Carlow, Ireland) has to offer the visitor is scenery, especially in the south of the county. A charming county with a tremendous number of Celtic monuments and historic sights. The most attractive areas are the Blackstairs Mountains in the south, and along the valley of the River Barrow, which for most of its length, forms the border with County Kilkenny.

Carlow (Hotels, Carlow, Ireland) has some fine traditional pubs; a landmark pub in Carlow John Tyndall’s is known for its beautifully prepared authentic dishes with generous proportions at excellent prices. It also has a well appointed bar, a great place to mingle with chatty locals! The Lord Bagenal is a long established bar, restaurant and marina situated in the picturesque village of Leighlinbridge, with gardens running out to the marina on the banks of the River Barrow. An old country pub, with all the modern services you would expect from a top class restaurant. A multi award winning pub, Teach Dolmain lies in the centre of Carlow (Holiday Apartments, Carlow, Ireland). The wall takes you back in time as it portrays the Dolmen period of Carlows history and heritage in its pottery and artifacts throughout the bar and restaurant. Food of the highest quality is served all day. This pub is famous for its traditional Irish music sessions, good food and craic and you are guaranteed a Cead Mile Failte. Racey Byrne’s - The Plough dates back to 1829. Here you’ll find a winning combination of atmosphere, comfort and warmth with really good traditional furnishings. They offer the best in traditional live music. Racey Byrne’s has its own unique winning brand of charm and character. In this marvelous pub atmosphere there is a great collection of characters, all friendly and chatty, and a visit here is definitely memorable.
Enjoy the taste of Carlow (Accommodation, Carlow, Ireland), sample hundreds of beers and extensive menus of traditional Irish food then wind the evening away with live entertainment.