Pubs and Bars in County Clare

Cassidy’s is a traditional Irish pub that is in the core of the isolated Burren region, and is definitely off the beaten path and offers a real cultural experience in n

A long surviving live music venue, Brandon’s Bar is renowned for bringing an alternative to Ennis.............

Gooser's is nestled on the banks of the Shannon in Ballina, and along with excellent food, it offers panoramic views of the Shannon and Co. Clare. Owned and operated by

Paying homage to Lahinch’s best loved sport of surfing, O’Looney’s Surf Bar and Nightclub is ideally situated on the promenade of Lahinch, making it the perfect pla

Enjoy a warm welcome and some excellent traditional music at Ciaran's Bar in Ennis town centre. The pub is family-run and was opened in 1991.............

One of Ireland's most famous pubs abound in history and character that dates back to 1620. Unique features inside include a pull your own pint bar to master the skills ne

THe Queens contains two night clubs. The Outer Limits and the Sanctuary. THe Outer Limits opens Fri and Sat nights. It hold up to 1000 people and provides the clubber wit

Brogan's Bar and Restaurant is known among the local residents of Ennis as the place to go for delicious food and brilliant entertainment of traditional Irish music, song

McGann’s pub is arguably the home of traditional Irish music within the famous village of Doolin. Open all year round, the pub is renowned for its non-stop music, playe

Named after its original owner, Joseph McHugh’s Bar and Bistro is ideally located in the heart of Liscannor. The bistro and bar stays true to traditional Irish hospital