This pub of great character and friendliness is right on the quay in Dundalk, where coasters dock, so you never know what country visiting sailors in the bar may come from.
But everyone mixes well in the wackily-furnished bars downstairs and - although a youthful place best known for its music (regular events are held in the upstairs bar, often famous names) - people of all ages and backgrounds are welcomed here, even if only for a cup of tea to break a journey.
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