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Gastro pubs may not yet be as popular in Ireland as they are in the UK, but places like the Exchequer suggests all that is about to change.
With a smarter than average interior and a decidedly clubby feel, diners can take their pick from three rooms, ... more...
Easily spotted on the seaward side of the road from Tralee, this bright yellow pub and restaurant has a great reputation, especially for seafood. An imaginative bar menu, which overlaps to some extent with the restaurant à la carte, is available ... more...
Kay and the late Dermot McEvilly were among the pioneers of the Irish country house movement when they opened Cashel House as a hotel in 1968. The following year General and Madame de Gaulle chose to stay for two weeks, an historic visit of which the ... more...
In a slightly surprising location in what has become a mainly residential area on the edge of Donegal town, Theresa and Albert Morrow’s welcoming guesthouse is tucked into a quiet corner of their busy working farm and has a pleasant view out over ... more...
The Casey family’s striking dark green and red hotel is just outside Baltimore and enjoys dramatic views over Roaring Water Bay to the islands beyond.
It has been ingeniously developed over the years to add more accommodation and extend the grou ... more...
Kate and Andrew Cooke’s sensitively renovated bar and restaurant in the centre of Cahirciveen has plenty of character, with original features including a rugged stone wall and an enormous fireplace; the bar counter is also over a century old and ... more...
Garry Hughes and Gael Bradbury celebrated a decade in their charming Custume Place restaurant in 2007 - and then moved into these spanking modern waterfront premises just a few yards away in 2008.
Overlooking Athlone castle and with plate glass windo ... more...
Multyfarnham is a delightful traditional village in the gloriously unspoilt rolling countryside just north of Mullingar, and near Lough Derravaragh – where the mythical Children of Lir spent 300 years of their 900 year exile.
Complete with a 13t ... more...
Quietly situated in the hills just above Lough Arrow, Christy and Moira Tighe’s very special hotel enjoys one of the finest views in Ireland - and it makes a luxurious retreat for the most discerning of guests.
Cromleach is rightly renowned for ... more...
Arriving on Inis Meain in the Aran Islands by boat, you will see Tigh Congaile on the hill above the little port. It is a lovely pale primrose painted, green-silled house with a perfectly manicured lawn surrounding it, and it’s just a 3-minute wa ... more...
