Pubs on the Dingle Peninsula
Tithe Tabhairne i gCorca Dhuibhne
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Paudie's Bar at the Dingle Bay Hotel Strand Street Dingle Co.Kerry Tel: 00353 66 915 1231 website: www.dinglebayhotel.com e-mail: info@dinglebayhotel.com |
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The South Pole Inn Annascaul Co.Kerry Tel: 066 9157388 |
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South Pole Inn was so named by Antarctic explorer Tom Crean. Crean,
who accompanied Scott and Shackleton on their expeditions, retired to his home village of
Annascaul in 1920 and opened the inn.The bar contains mementos of Crean's adventures and is a popular place to eat and drink for visitors and locals alike. The inn takes full advantage of its riverside setting with outdoor seating and a child-friendly environment. |
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Spillane's BarThe Maharees Castlegregory Co. Kerry Tel: 066 7139125 |
email: info@spillanesbar.com Website: www.spillanesbar.com |
Spillanes is an old style, family owned pub run on the Maharees peninsula with fishing harbour, horse riding, windsurfing, golf and miles of sandy beaches nearby. Wholesome on-premises prepared food is served all day. |
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Ashe's BarMain Street Dingle Co. Kerry Tel. +353 66 915 09 89 Ashe's Bar is an historic site in Dingle offering the best in food, drink and accommodation. It continues to be a favorite among locals and visitors alike. 
As well as a cosy bar, guests can enjoy morning coffee or lunch daily, or can choose
from an extensive ala carte or fixed price dinner menu. We also offer an Early Bird menu
in the evenings from 5:30-7pm. Reasonably priced wine is available by the bottle or the glass.
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e-mail: Click Here website: www.ashesbar.ie |
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An Bóthar Pub Pub & Guesthouse Cuas Dingle Co.Kerry Tel: 66 9155342, 9155519 00353 (0)87 236 5608, (0)86 269 0385 website: www.botharpub.com e-mail: botharpub@eircom.net |
Located at the foot of Brandon Mountain (Cnoc Bréanainn) and with Smerwick Harbour and the Three Sisters as our magnificent backdrop, we offer you the ideal place to get away from it all.  
Our third generation family run pub offers all the comforts a weary traveller
requires. Relax by our open fire and enjoy the company of our local people who are
always willing to include tourists into the conversations. Many have lived abroad and
have many interesting stories to tell. Hear them speak in their own native language. |
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The Ventry Inn Paud Quinn Ventry Co. Kerry Tel: 00353 66 915 9949 |
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John Benny Moriarty's Pub Strand Street Dingle Tel: +353 66 915 12 15 website: www.johnbennyspub.com e-mail: johnbennyspub@gmail.com |
Your hosts, John & Éilís, are well known traditional Irish musicians, and their pub is one of the Peninsula's finest venues for music, song and dance. |
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Gradam Feabhais Corca Dhuibhne Glas
Dingle Peninsula Eco Business Award |
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Murphy's Pub Strand Street Dingle Co. Kerry Tel: +353 (0)66 915 1450 website:www.murphyspub.ie email:murphyjn@iol.ie |
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Murphy's Pub with its traditional open fire provides a warm contemporary setting with the character of an Irish bar full of old world charm. Whether you are visiting for a taste of our excellent cuisine or sharing a drink with friends at the bar we are sure you'll enjoy your experience with us. Our trad (music) sessions are legendary both locally and further afield and can be experienced whatever time of the year you visit us. We very much look forward to meeting you. |
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Mrs Benner's BarBenner's Hotel Main St., Dingle Tel: +353 66 9151638 |
e-mail : info@dinglebenners.com website : www.dinglebenners.com |
Recently transformed, the interior now offers our authentic Irish antique furnishings
blended with the best of contemporary design.
Our extensive bar food menu features the very best locally sourced ingredients served in traditional and friendly surroundings. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, blazing log fire and old world charm in the comfort of Mrs. Benner's Bar at one of the finest hotels in Dingle. |
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O'Flaherty's Pub Bridge street Dingle, Co. Kerry Tel: +353 (0)66 915 1983 Email: oflahertysdingle@gmail.com Lively and informal, this traditional pub, with its flagstoned floor and high ceiling, is itself a notable part of Dingle's tradition. Irish is spoken here and walls are decorated with pictures which illustrate the culture and history of the area. The pub has long attracted a strong local and visitor following for its regular music sessions at which the owner is one of the principal performers. |
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Barr na Sraide Pub & B&B
Upper Main Street Dingle Tel: 066 915 13 31 Fax : 066 915 14 46 e-mail : info@barrnasraide.ie website : Homepage |
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Located in the heart of Dingle Town. Ideal starting point to discover all the amenities of Dingle Town. |
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Sammy's Bar Restaurant and CaféInch Beach Dingle Peninsula Co. Kerry Tel: 066 7139125 |
email: info@inchbeach.ie Website: www.inchbeach.ie |
Located directly on the beach, Sammys Bar, Restaurant & Café serve
up a cornucopia of choices for food and drink, from fresh Dingle Bay oysters
to homemade Chocolate Gateaux, or choose from Kerry’s finest steaks with home
cooked chunky chips to fresh catch of the day, the choice is yours.
Sammys Bar offers a wide selection of the finest wines, spirits and beers, and of course that perfect pint of the ‘black stuff’: Guinness. |
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Gradam Feabhais Corca Dhuibhne Glas
Dingle Peninsula Eco Business Award |