pubs limerick

The Heather Tavern is located on Bridge Street, Newcastle West. Described as the favourite meeting place for all those soccer fans, The Heather Tavern really knows how to keep the crowds interest and keep them coming back time and time again.
This establishment offers the best in bar food which is served daily, add to this a big stone fireplace which creates the lovely homely atmosphere you will find in this big modern pub. This pub is highly recommended for craic, good food and a live...

Kilcornan House is a pub that has to be seen. For atmosphere and service it cannot be surpassed. Stop off for a pint!...

Situated right in the heart of Limerick City, Nestors comprises of a café bar (French continental style), traditional bar and a restaurant.
In the café bar located on the ground floor there is a continental French style menu on offer daily. In the restaurant the menu varies from tex-mex and pizzeria style to its steaks. Nestors is renowned for its steaks and friendly efficient service.
It is also a suitable venue for coach tours and definitely a must for all music lovers....

Patie Joes Bar is a superb place for a pint. This is the place to relax and enjoy a really traditional Irish pub....

The Locke Bar on Georges Quay in the heart of the city centre, is one of Limerick’s oldest pubs dating back to 1724. It nestles beside the city's most historic landmarks like Saint Mary’s Cathedral, The Old Court House (site of the famous Colleen Ban trial), The Old Custom House which is now The Hunt Museum and King John’s Castle. Visitors and groups can enjoy an ‘old-world’ welcome whilst relaxing beside an open fire....

The Texas Steakout specialises in steaks & International cuisine, breakfasts, lunches and evening a la carte menu available. Fully licensed bar....

As a meeting place or for a night out Foynes Inn is an ideal place to go. A fantastic local!...

Call into The Hunting Lodge in Grange, County Limerick, for a pint and a chat!...

The Yankee Clipper is a charming bar in Foynes, County Limerick....

O'Dwyers Bar has been brought into the 21st Century with a major refurbishment, while retaining a unique period character. The feel is fresh while the look is of a space in which the clock has been turned back to bygone times (the mahogany over the main bar was hand carved by monks 200 years ago). Lunch is available 12 - 5pm Mon to Fri and you will always find a big pot of stew and ribs laid on for half time of all major rugby matches. Perfect for a great night out or just the spot for a quiet m...