O'Connell's
Category: Pub
O'Connell's
Skryne Hill of Tara Co Meath
Tel:+353 (0)46 902 5122
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O'Connell's
Three generations of O’Connells have been caretakers of this wonderfully unspoilt country pub and the present owner, Mary O’Connell, has been delighting customers old and new for well over a decade now.
It’s all beautifully simple two little bars with no fancy bits, lots of items of local interest, and a welcoming fire in the grate. What more could anyone want? As for directions: just head for the tower beside the pub, which is visible for miles around.
Closed 25 Dec & Good Fri. No Credit Cards.
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