Pubs in Offaly

Offaly (Self Catering, Offaly, Ireland), lying in the heart of Ireland is a county of hidden treats, full of scientific and cultural history. Situated partly on the Shannon, many overseas visitors come to enjoy their pleasure cruises, touring around some of the most important historical sights in the county. This is a quaint old county full of winding roads and tiny villages. Most of the area looks very much like it did over a hundred years ago. You should check out some of Offaly interesting pubs while on your stay here.

The Pike Bar is a welcoming and traditional old pub in the pretty village of Clara. This is a retreat for walkers and talkers. The pub has been kept as traditional as possible, giving the place a certain presence that is ideal for pure enjoyment. The Thatch is an award-winning pub and restaurant, full of character with a thatched roof and turf fires. Neatly tucked away, just outside Birr, The Thatch is a friendly and relaxed bar, lounge and restaurant. It is a favourite stop off point for their tantalising dishes such as smoked wild boar, ostrich, frogs legs and caviar. Behind every good pub, is a good landlord or landlady and no matter how interesting the pub, or how good the drink or food, what makes the pub enjoyable is the welcome and you can be sure of a great one here. The Vine House Bar is set on the edge of the river Shannon. There’s a bistro, a restaurant and a traditional bar. Beautifully prepared dishes, includes Irish Stews, seafood platters, salmon and prawns and if you’re not hungry then you can listen to music at their old styled world pub. Its nicely old-fashioned, quaint and very popular with tourists. Whatever you decide to do you’ll have a memorable night in this establishment.